Die Freie und Hansestadt Lübeck

Free Hanseatic City of Lübeck

Commerz-Bank in Lübeck  

Credit und Versicherungsbank, Lübeck

Lübecker Privatbank

Privat-Disconto und Darlehen-Kasse zu Lübeck

REFERENCE: Lübeck is a town in northern Germany (southeast of Schleswig-Holstein). Port on the Baltic Sea near the mouth of the Grass River. In history, it is known as the largest center of the Hanseatic League. After the end of the Napoleonic Wars, Lübeck remains (along with Bremen, Hamburg and Frankfurt) one of the four surviving German "free cities." It was in this capacity that Lubeck in 1815 became part of the newly formed German Union, and then, in 1871, became part of the German Empire. The status of an independent state entity remained with Lübeck during the Weimar Republic.
 

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Commerz-Bank in Lübeck

Issue 1865

Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig
A145
P:S311
10 thalers
1865

Issues of Lübecker Privatbank, as part of the German Empire.
Issues of Kommerzbank in Lübeck , as part of the German Empire.