Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968
Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968
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ARGENTINIAN TAX STAMPS |
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"Mercury" style |
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Imported |
Home Produced |
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1895 |
1895 |
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1895-1905. CRIMSON. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller. |
1895-1905. BLACK. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller. |
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1906-21. BROWN. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller. |
1906-21. GREEN. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller. |
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1922-43. BROWN. The background shading lines are further apart and the typeface has changed. 2 inner circles. |
1922-43. GREEN. The background shading lines are further apart and the typeface has changed. 2 inner circles. |
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1944-52. BROWN. The upper lettering is in a different typeface and the circular outlines have changed. There is only one inner circle. No accent on word 'REPUBLICA'. |
1944-52. GREEN. The upper lettering is in a different typeface and the circular outlines have changed. There is only one inner circle. No accent on word 'REPUBLICA'. |
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"Marianne" style |
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Imported |
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Marianne Tax Stamp 1953-1968. |
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See also: Taxes and Tax Stamps on Playing-cards | |
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