Two Dollar Conveyance USA Internal Revenue Stamps on silk paper; Scott Number R81d 1862 to 71 Art 80 x 12" wheels and

80 x 12" wheels and auxiliary connections for use as hydraulic power source for other tools

eliminating the need for a crimp gauge

That tray is engraved and has the identifier markings that match with the two pitchers

hand painted figurine of a woman call "Spring Splendor"

by Lladró Handmade Porcelain of Spain

Two Dollar Conveyance USA Internal Revenue Stamps on silk paper; Scott Number R81d 1862 to 71 Art 80 x 12" wheels andThe two Two (2) Dollar Conveyance stamps were printed by the U. S. Government between 1862 and 1971 in order to produce revenues for the United States Treasury. Two dollar Conveyance Stamp were classified as revenue stamps, or fiscal stamps. Conveyance stamps were not used as postage stamps for mailing letters, but were verification that taxes were paid for many types of products like alcohal, and tobacco. These proprietary conveyance stamps were used