War Poster Set WWI Bonds Currency Austria Germany

Set of six original antique World War One posters for war loans and post-war currency issues. 1. Educational lecture about Reich banknotes - Bold black lettering translates to - Danger! pre-war money owner! Who still owns old Reich banknotes of 1000, 100, 50 and 20 marks? Educational lecture on: Our final battle against the Reichsbank and their secret helpers. Company lawyer G. Winter-Leipzig, the personal plaintiff, speaks on Tuesday, April 27, 1926 in the large hall of the Zoological Garden, Leipzig. Anyone who wants to hear the truth should definitely come to this educational lecture in Leipzig's "Zoologische Garden". Under no circumstances will it be cancelled. All reports to the contrary are false and in the interests of the Reichsbank. Appear en masse! The Reichsbank has to pay! Horizontal. Good condition, fold, tears, browning, staining, paper loss on bottom right corner, ink stamp on reverse. Country of issue: Germany, designer: , size (cm): 45x60, year of printing: 1926; 2. 4th War Loan / 4 Kriegsanleihe - Bold black lettering. Printed by J. Weiner in Vienna. Good condition, folds, creasing, staining, tears. Country of issue: Austria, designer: , size (cm): 63x95, year of printing: 1910s; 3. Third War Loan issued by the General Transport Bank / Allgemeine Verkehrsbank - Yellow and black border with stylised lettering which translates to - Once again the call is issued to the entire Austrian population: Provide the means that the Fatherland needs to continue waging the war! For more than a year, the monarchy has faced a world of enemies vastly outnumbering it, bent on its annihilation. Enormous feats of arms by our army and our fleet, great economic achievements characterize the past Kuegs year and guarantee a favorable outcome of the world war, which nobody in the monarchy wanted, but the politics of our opponents today have been working purposefully towards unleashing it for years. But there are still difficult things ahead of us, we still have to do everything we can because everything is at stake. Daily and hourly our brothers and sons risk their lives out in the field in the fight for the fatherland. Now those who stayed at home should get new funds so that our heroes outside can be equipped with the things they need to live and fight. It is a matter of honor for everyone to serve and help the fatherland with all their might during this great time, which will be decisive for the future of the monarchy. And whoever heeds the call and subscribes to the war loan does not even make a sacrifice, but at the same time preserves his own interest by acquiring securities of excellent security and brilliant interest. That's why the war loan subscribes! Draw yourself and help wake up the indifferent! Every drawing, even the smallest, counts. Everyone must contribute to the best of their ability and ability to ensure that the great work succeeds. The first two war loans have rightly been said to mean battles won. Also the result of the third war loan, which was put up for subscription according to the announcement of the Ministry of Finance, must again turn out to be a great, decisive victory! Poor condition, large paper loss in bottom left corner, folds, tears, staining, creasing, pinholes Country of issue: Austria, designer: , size (cm): 95x63, year of printing: 1910s; 4. 6th Austrian war bond - STYRIAN! Subscribe to the VI war loan by way of war bond insurance at the insurance department for Styria Austrian military widows and orphans fund . You will not only fulfill a patriotic duty, but also your families at the cheapest and supply in the simplest way. No surcharges will be levied and the vesting of the paid Premium is guaranteed from the start of the insurance. Good condition, folds, minor staining, small tears. Country of issue: Austria, designer: , size (cm): 95x63, year of printing: 1910s; 5. Austrian War Bonds explaining the value of bond slips - Design features bold lettering and images of War bond documents on a blue background. A K1758 has the face value of a K100 and K1758 has a value of K1000 - to be purchased according to the sample below. With such a small cash outlay one becomes a war bond subscriber and yet has one helped the state in the full height drawing, since the bank pays the entire amount corresponding to the subscription to the state administration in cash. Printed by J.N Vernay in Vienna. Good condition, Good condition, folds, creasing, staining, tears, pinholes. Country of issue: Austria, designer: , size (cm): 95x64, year of printing: 1910s; 6. Educational lecture about Reich banknotes - Bold black lettering translates to - Danger! Pre-war money owner! Report on the Supreme Court hearing from Company lawyer Gustav Winter, Leipzig on Thursday, May 20, 1926 in the large hall of the"Zoologische Garden" in Leipzig. Appearance is mandatory! Horizontal. Fair condition, folds, creasing, tears, staining, paper losses, tape on top left corner, browning, staining, ink stamp on reverse. Country of issue: Germany, designer: , size (cm): 90x60, year of printing: 1926.