This is a Mexican revenue stamp issued in 1909 for fiscal purposes, valued at 8 pesos. The design features bold red inscriptions with the central text “CONTROL DEL TALON – AÑO 1909”, indicating its use in official accounting and control of stubs (talones). The inscription below refers to patents, direct control, and guides (patentes, cont. directa y guías), noting that the stub remained in the tax office (oficina recaudadora). The stamp is serially numbered (06801) in black and bears a purple circular cancellation, showing actual fiscal use. These stamps are significant for collectors of Mexican revenues, providing insight into early 20th-century taxation and document control practices.