Photo stamp remover 6.1 serial serial number#
Photo stamp remover 6.1 serial serial#

Photo stamp remover 6.1 serial serial#

Unfortunately the Serial #вЂ™s found on Federal Tax Strips are nearly worthless for dating purposes. (Apparently, there were a few of smuggling operations that imported booze and applied counterfeit tax stamps simply to cash in of the value of the stamps.Between 1939-1941, alcohol tax rates nearly tripled in most states, and IвЂ™m assuming there was a significant increase from the US Federal Govt as well at the same time - Enough so that you could make a lot from counterfeiting the stamps.) (If a distillery/bottler operated from multiple locations, the first approved location would have an 'A', the second a 'B', and so on.but nothing documented to that effect has been found so far.) '3192233' is the actual unique serial-number portion of the stamp, and there should never be 2 identical numbers in existence.I have heard of duplicates being found, but only on bottles bearing fake stamps. 'A' has always been an unexplained mystery mark, and I have never seen a 'B' or other letter used in itвЂ™s place.A stamp collector that I spoke with thinks it may have been used to indicate the 'approved location' of the stamping. '36' stand for 1936 (The first year that bottler/distributor was issued their Federal Tax Stamping ID).This part of the number was used continually throughout the years that the account existed.

Photo stamp remover 6.1 serial serial number#

Mike, On your Tax Strip, the serial number 36A3192233 breaks up like this. ( Examples of each version are show below: Underlined sections denote the change in design from the previous version.) The (red) US Federal Tax Strips has had 5 different designs since itвЂ™s inception in 1934. ( For bottlings of alcohol more than 100 Proof, Federal Tax Strips are Green or Blue and should bear both the Distillation Date & the Bottling Date on one end.) Most US bottles made prior to 1984 will have 2 tax stamps on them: A Red Federal Tax Stripover the cap, and a smaller State Tax Stamp usually on the side. To some extent the answer for US Tax Stamps is yes! ( Most Canadian Tax Stamps are already dated, but bear in mind that the date shown is the вЂdistillation dateвЂ™, not the вЂbottling dateвЂ™.So a 1963 Canadian Stamp on a 7 year aged bottle, actually infers a 1970 bottling date.) Several people have asked whether they could date a bottle via the Tax Stamps on the bottle.