Austrian 20 Schilling (Carl Auer Von Welsbach) 1956

Austrian Schilling banknotes were issued in 5 different denominations by the Oesterreichische National Bank. Included in this series of banknotes was this 20 Austrian Schilling (Carl Auer von Welsbach) banknote. This 20 Austrian Schilling banknote formed part of the pre-1983 series of issued banknotes. These twenty Austrian Schilling banknotes were first issued in 1956 by the Oesterreichische National Bank and in 1967 were withdrawn from circulation.
The obverse side of this standard 20 Austrian Schilling (Carl Auer von Welsbach) banknote shows an image of Carl Auer Freiherr von Welsbach facing right, and Austrian arms to the left of this paper banknote. Carl Auer Freiherr was significant to Austria as he was a leading scientist and inventor famous for his contribution to gas mantle street lighting, flint lighters and filament light bulbs. The reverse side of the 1000 Austrian Schilling has an image of the view of a church in the village of Maria Rain in the Karawanken Mountains.
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