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| 正面描述 | Typeset emergency voucher printed in dark blue on plain paper, with denomination numeral '2' in ornate guilloche cartouches at upper left and upper right. The central upper section bears the issue designation 'Ausgabe B' with serial number, above the large bold legend 'ZWEI KRONEN' within a solid panel. The lower half is enclosed within a guilloche border and contains the redemption terms, the date 'Aussig, den 6. November 1918', and four manuscript signatures of municipal officials with their titles. The printer's imprint 'ALOIS HOLUB, AUSSIG' appears in the bottom margin. |
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| 背面铭文 | Die Nachmachung der Gutscheine wird gesetzlich bestraft! Filiale der Anglo-Oesterreichischen Bank in Aussig. Aussiger Sparkassa in Aussig. Böhmische Eskomptebank Filiale in Aussig a. E. Böhmische Sparkasse in Prag. Centralbank der deutschen Sparkassen Zweigstelle Aussig. Filiale der Landwirtschaftlichen Kreditbank für Böhmen in Aussig. L. Wolfrum & Co. in Aussig. Wiener Bankverein Filiale Aussig a. E. in Aussig. Österreichischer Verein für chemische und metallurgische Production in Aussig. Georg Schicht A.-G. in Aussig. Die Nachmachung der Gutscheine wird gesetzlich bestraft! (Translation: The counterfeiting of the vouchers will be punished by law! / [list of guaranteeing institutions] / The counterfeiting of the vouchers will be punished by law!) |
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Notgeld from the Bohemian city of Aussig, issued in the chaotic final weeks of the Habsburg collapse. When the Austro-Hungarian monetary system fell apart in late 1918, municipalities across the Sudetenland scrambled to produce emergency currency locally — Stadtgemeinde Aussig turned to Alois Holub, a printer operating within the city itself, rather than waiting for any central authority that no longer functionally existed.
Aussig sat at a volatile intersection: a predominantly German-speaking industrial city that would soon fall under Czechoslovak jurisdiction, a transition its population largely opposed. The note predates that political resolution by weeks.