This serie of banknotes is the one during WWI.
Some of the banknotes were coined by the Reichsschuldenverwaltung (National Debt Office) and are called Darlehnskassenscheine and others were coined by the Reichsbankdirektorium (National Bank) and are called Reichsbanknote. There are banknotes of 5 Deutsche Mark, 20 Deutsche Mark and 50 Deutsche Mark.
This
banknotes worth 20 Mark was first circulated August the 1st of 1917. On
the main side right, you can see a German woman with a crown of flowers
and in the lower part there is a 5. In the other side appears German
Empire eagle (its coat of arms), the noun
Darlehnskassenschein and the written value in Gothic style letters.The
lower part text says that counterfeiting the banknote is punished with
more than two years in prission.
On
the other side of the banknote, it can be seen German Empire coat of
arms, with two black stamps in its right and left. There are a 5 and the
written value of the banknote too. As for the digital
watermark, it is ornamental repeated pattern. The size of this
banknote is 12.5 cm x 7.9 cm.
This
banknotes worth 20 Mark was first circulated November the 4th of 1915.
On
the main side, you can see a 20, over the German empire eagle, inside a
circle, with men using a cornucopia (ancient Greek symbol of abundance
and nourishment) full of coins. In both left and right side appear a red
stamp, as well as two fleur-de-lis in each side. In the center of this
banknote appears the written value of the banknote.
In the lower part appears a text saying that counterfeiting the banknote is punished with more than two years in prission. On
the other side of the banknote, it can be seen an allegoric man in the
left and an allegoric woman in the right. In the middle there is another
20 and the M of Mark. All the banknote is fulled with decorative
elements. As for the digital
watermark, it is full
of lines. The size of this
banknote is 14.6 cm x 8.9 cm.
This
banknotes worth 20 Mark was first circulated February the 20th of 1918.
On
the main side, you can see Minerva (in Greek Athena, a Roman godess of
wisdom and strategic warfare) in the left and Mercury (in Greek Hermes, a
Roman god of commerce, messages, travelers and luck) in the right. In
the middle there are two black stamps and over the gods, two 20's. In
the upper part is written the value of the banknote.
In the lower part, a text says that counterfeiting the banknote is punished with more than two years in prission. On
the other side of the banknote, it can be seen in the left a man in
armour and in the right, an allegorical woman. In the center there's a
20 and the word Mark and over them, an eagle. There are four 20's in the
corners and the banknote is fulled with decorative elements. As for the
digital
watermark, it is ornamental repeated pattern. The size of this
banknote is 14.6 cm x 9 cm.
5 Deutsche Mark (fünf Mark)
This
banknotes worth 20 Mark was first circulated August the 1st of 1917. On
the main side right, you can see a German woman with a crown of flowers
and in the lower part there is a 5. In the other side appears German
Empire eagle (its coat of arms), the noun
Darlehnskassenschein and the written value in Gothic style letters.The
lower part text says that counterfeiting the banknote is punished with
more than two years in prission.
20 Deutsche Mark (zwanzig Mark)
This
banknotes worth 20 Mark was first circulated November the 4th of 1915.
On
the main side, you can see a 20, over the German empire eagle, inside a
circle, with men using a cornucopia (ancient Greek symbol of abundance
and nourishment) full of coins. In both left and right side appear a red
stamp, as well as two fleur-de-lis in each side. In the center of this
banknote appears the written value of the banknote. 
20 Deutsche Mark (zwanzig Mark)
This
banknotes worth 20 Mark was first circulated February the 20th of 1918.
On
the main side, you can see Minerva (in Greek Athena, a Roman godess of
wisdom and strategic warfare) in the left and Mercury (in Greek Hermes, a
Roman god of commerce, messages, travelers and luck) in the right. In
the middle there are two black stamps and over the gods, two 20's. In
the upper part is written the value of the banknote. 
In the lower part, a text says that counterfeiting the banknote is punished with more than two years in prission. On
the other side of the banknote, it can be seen in the left a man in
armour and in the right, an allegorical woman. In the center there's a
20 and the word Mark and over them, an eagle. There are four 20's in the
corners and the banknote is fulled with decorative elements. As for the
digital
watermark, it is ornamental repeated pattern. The size of this
banknote is 14.6 cm x 9 cm. 
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