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Revenue Stamp - Samuel Hart & Co., Philadelphia, PA; New York, NY, Circa 1860
A U.S. Internal Revenue stamp for playing cards, indicating a five-cent tax. The stamp features an oval design with serrated edges, typical of government-issued stamps of the period. It prominently displays "U.S. INTER. REV." at the top, "SAMUEL HART & CO. PLAYING CARD MANUFACTURERS" in the center, and "PHILA. & NEW YORK" at the bottom, alongside the denomination "FIVE CENTS" and "5". The stamp has decorative borders and text characteristic of 19th-century engraving.
Associated People/Businesses
- Samuel Hart (Manufacturer)
- Hart, Samuel
Geography
No geographic information available.
Subjects
- Revenue Stamps
- Playing Cards
- Taxation
- 19th Century
- Manufacturing
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- New York, New York
Physical Location
Arc.MS.56, Box 20, Folder 12