No plate numbers are known on the following tobacco-related taxpaid revenue stamps Dealer in Tobacco (Springer SCxx) Tobacco or Snuff for Exportation, Series of 1878 $25 Dealer in Leaf Tobacco Special Tax stamp, Series of 1878 (Springer SCBxx) Dealer in Leaf Tobacco less than 25,000 Pounds (Springer SCCxx) Retail Dealer in Leaf Tobacco (Springer (SCDxx) $5 Special Tax stamp on Dealer in Manufactured Tobacco, Series of 187x (Springer SCxx) $2.40 Special Tax stamp on Dealers in Manufactured Tobacco, Series 1874 through 1887 (Springer SC??) $2.40 Special Tax stamps on Dealer in Manufactured Tobacco, Series of 1885, other series (Springer SCxx) $15 Peddlers [of tobacco] First, Second, Third, Fourth Class, Series 1873 or earlier through at least 1884 Related links: Cigar and Cigarette Tax stamps Snuff Tax stamps Earlier Revenues Documentary stamps Proprietary stamps Stock Transfer stamps Comments
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Red Ribbon Week gives us the opportunity to be vocal and visible in our efforts to achieve a drug/tobacco-free community, said Kallie McCartney, Red Ribbon Week Co-Coordinator
I'm more interested in the fact that New York smokers spend more on their recreational addiction than the average low income family spends on transportation, entertainment, and clothes, combined -- and this in a state with high taxes and living costs
