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1 Mark Note, Brakel, Germany, 1921

Object Details

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Description
[[observe text]]
[[image]]a single house in a field with a tree in front of it[[/image]] SANCT ANNEN - KAPELLE / BRAKEL KREIS HÖXTER / NOTGELD / 1M / 1M / GÜLTIG BIS ZUM 1. MÄRZ 1922 / BRAKEL, DEN 1. JUNI 1921. / DER MAGISTRAT. MÜLLER [[signature]] [[stamp]] MAGISTRAT ZU BRAKEL (KRS. HÖXTER) [[/stamp]]
[[reverse text]]
DAT MÄKEN / VON BRAKEL / ET GIEN MAL'N MÄKEN / VON BRAKEL NA DE SÜNT / ANNEN KAPELLEN UNER / DE RINNENBORG, UN WEIL / ET GIERNE'N MANN HEVEN / WULLE UN OCK MEINDE, ET / WÄRE FÜS NEIMES IN DE / KAPELLEN, SAU SANK ET / "O HILGE SÜNTE ANNE, / HELP MIE DOCH BALD TOM MANNE / DU KENNST'N JA WULL: / HE WUHNT VOR'M SUTTRAERDORE / HED GELE HORE: / DU KENNST'N JA WULL." / DE KÖSTER STAND AWERF HÜN- / NER DE ALTARE UN HÖRE DAT, / [[image]] a girl kneeling in front of an altar [[/image]] / DA REP HE MIT'NER GANS / SCRÖGERIGEN STIMME / "DU KRIGGST'N NIG, DU / KRIGGST'N NIG." DAT MÄ- / KEN AWERST MEINDE DAT / MARIENKINNEKEN, DAT BIE / DE MUDDER ANNE STEIHT / HEDDE UM DAT TO ROPEN, / DA WER ET BEUSE UN REIP: / PEPPERLEPEP / DUMME BLAE, / HALT DE SCHNUTZEN UN LAT DE MÖHME KÜHREN / (DIE MUTTER REDEN).
Location
Currently not on view
Data Source
National Museum of American History
date made
1921
date on object
1921-06-01
Credit Line
Morton M. Stack
Physical Description
paper (overall material)
Measurements
overall: 5.5 cm x 8.8 cm x .01 cm; 2 5/32 in x 3 15/32 in x in
Object Name
notgeld
note
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