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1 Pfennig - Freising Anton Schlüter Motorenfabrik

Issuer Anton Schlüter Motorenfabrik, Freising
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Currency Mark (1914-1924)
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Obverse lettering ANTON SCHLÜTER 1 ★ MOTORENFABRIK ★
Reverse description A plain, unadorned field featuring the large bold numeral 1 centrally placed, rendered in a simple serif style. The design is encircled by a fine pearl border along the rim, with no additional legend or decorative elements present.
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Anton Schlüter Motorenfabrik in Freising was a Bavarian agricultural machinery manufacturer whose factory tokens circulated internally as small-denomination wage supplements or canteen currency — a practice widespread in German industry during the post-WWI period of chronic small-coin shortages. The Reichsbank's inability to supply adequate fractional coinage between roughly 1916 and the early 1920s pushed hundreds of private firms to issue their own notgeld in both paper and metal.

Schlüter's firm survived into the postwar decades as a respected tractor producer, making this token an unusually traceable piece of industrial scrip.

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