A striking 1914 Mexican revenue issue, printed in vivid red with an ornate classical frame and bold serial number “95775” at top. Issued during the turbulent years of the Mexican Revolution, this 20 centavos Control del Talón stamp was used to validate official documents retained by the Comisión de Fomento. The intricate scrollwork and clear fiscal inscriptions make it a desirable piece for collectors of early 20th-century Mexican revenues. Its well-defined numeral tablet and crisp typography highlight the period’s authoritative fiscal design style.