German Notgeld Collector Of 46 Years, From Uk.

On the front of the green coloured 25pf note from Niederlahnstein, it shows a man on a horse (left) and a hamster on the right. Actually, there is more to see:

On the front of the note it shows a lawmaker holding a quill on a horse that is drinking from a bottle of ink and excreting useless laws..........................and on the right, a giant hamster going to hoard all the money and notes he has collected in a sack. The thorns convey, a sort of danger....... and portray the strangling of Germany by the hoarders and useless law makers.

Hey, about that green note from my thread - Thanks for the confirmation about "20 heller". What do you think the front means when it is saying "This voucher is good for 2500 Re.aus" ?

I have taken a copy of the scan and place it here for reference:



I am awaiting full translation for clarification. I think it mentions that there has been 25000 krone worth of this note, issued (1 krone = 100 heller)

For reference, here is the other side of the piece from @JDcompy:

Here is a lovely comical looking note from the town of Beckum:



It depicts the antics of the daft citizens of the fictitious town of Schilda, whose exploits in foolishness are recounted in numerous folk tales.

Here is the 2m note from the same town:



These 2 notes will feature in the new notgeld book I am currently writing!

My new book will explain lots of lovely looking notes in more detail, so people can understand what the graphic is portraying. Without that info, these pieces look nice but that is about it. With explanations (like the one I gave for the previous note to the 2m one) the pieces as I say 'come to life!!'