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| 表面の説明 | The obverse is executed in bold letterpress in an expressionist hand-lettered style, with the word NOTGELD arranged in a decorative banner across the top, flanked by star ornaments. Below, the issuing city name STADT DOBERAN appears in large shadowed block lettering, followed by the denomination numeral '1' incorporating a lion's head vignette within the digit, and the word MARK in a ribbon device. A flowing banner across the centre carries the validity clause in gothic script. The lower portion bears the issuing authority line DER RAT DER STADT DOBERAN with four manuscript facsimile signatures below. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is a richly illustrated composition in black line-work with yellow and blue colour accents, designed by Egon Tschirch (whose name appears in the upper left corner). The central vignette depicts a scene of the founding of the Doberan Monastery, with a robed bishop gesturing authoritatively over prostrate armoured figures, a swan in flight to the upper left, and radiating lines suggesting divine light. The denomination '1 MARK' in bold yellow gothic numerals and the inscriptions NOTGELD DOBERAN STADT appear across the upper field, with the caption GRÜNDUNG DES KLOSTERS DOBERAN along the lower border. |
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Bad Doberan's notgeld series is among the more artistically considered municipal issues of the 1921–22 period, and the involvement of Egon Tschirch is the reason. Tschirch was a Rostock-based painter and graphic artist with genuine regional credentials — his work drew on Mecklenburg landscape and history rather than the generic allegorical filler that most town councils accepted from commercial print houses.
The DeNG reference suffix indicating four variants (1-4/4) suggests this 1 Mark value was issued across multiple design states or color printings, a common device among municipalities that had discovered collector demand could offset production costs.