One-thousand-korona banknote, with the portrait of opera singer Mina Wiesmüller, Heinrich Lefler, graphic artist-banknote designer
Also known as: Ezer Koronás bankjegy, Mina Wiesmüller operaénekesnő arcképével, Heinrich Lefler, grafikus-bankjegytervező
Record status
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One-thousand-korona banknote, with the portrait of opera singer Mina Wiesmüller, Heinrich Lefler, graphic artist-banknote designer is held by Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism. Museum description: Hungarian banknote, designed by Heinrich Lefler, Rudolf Rössler and Rudolf Leffler. Copper print. Issued under decree No 103.279/1902 (18. XII.) PM. In circulation from January 2, 1903 to August 31, 1921. The museum record gives measurements 9 x 14 cm; place associated: Budapest; Vienna; Austro-Hungarian Empire; maker recorded: Heinrich Lefler, graphic artist-banknote designer; Rudolf Rössler, graphic artist; Rudolf Leffler, graphic artist,. These details come from the holding museum's own record; how far this object represents a wider collectible type has not yet been independently verified.
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Physical characteristics
- Material
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- Dimensions
- 9 x 14 cm
Technical characteristics
- Maker recorded
- Heinrich Lefler, grafikus-bankjegytervező; Rudolf Rössler, grafikus; Rudolf Leffler, grafikus,
- Place recorded
- Budapest; Bécs; Osztrák-Magyar Monarchia
Identification
- Europeana id
- /2048128/141657
- Museum attribution
- Heinrich Lefler, grafikus-bankjegytervező
- Museum object name
- Ezer Koronás bankjegy, Mina Wiesmüller operaénekesnő arcképével
- Holding institution
- Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism
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