Austro-Hungarian Krone - Banknotes

Banknotes

Krone / korona banknotes were designed and printed in Vienna from 1900. All banknotes issued by the Austro-Hungarian Bank were bilingual, and the denomination was indicated in ethnic languages, too. The same banknotes were used all over the Monarchy. Until World War I, all banknotes had a German and a Hungarian side; under the war, some banknotes were issued with text in both languages on one side. Most important designers: Koloman Moser, Rudolf Rössler, Josef Pfeiffer, László Hegedűs. Engraver: Ferdinand Schirnböck.