Over 80 years ago, the Internal Revenue Service transferred all remaining stock of scarce Wine Revenue stamps in its vaults to those of the National Postal Museum in Washington, DC. Fortunately for us collectors, a limited quantity was preserved for many years. Now you can get often-overlooked Wine Revenue stamps for under $10.
In 1941, the US issued Wine Revenue stamps to help fund World War II. (And to help rebuild Europe after the war.) The stamps showed pre-payment of taxes on wine. Affixed to bottles, cases, and even tankers of wine, most were destroyed. So Wine Revenue stamps – some with seldom-seen fractional values – are scarce in any condition.
Though our inventory is limited, if you act now, you can own this special collector’s set of seven mint-fresh stamps for only $9.95. You’ll get the 48¢ and 96¢ offset-printed stamps, plus five large engraved stamps with offset denominations. Includes the $1.604⁄5 denomination.
Remember, the Series of 1941 Wine Revenue stamps are scarce in any condition. Most collectors don’t have them in their albums or realize they exist. Mint condition means you see every intricate design detail, too. Act now and you’ll also receive special collector’s information and other interesting stamps on approval. Firm limit of one collection at this special price. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
