This is a 1908 revenue (fiscal) stamp from Mexico, denominated at 3 Pesos. The inscription “Control del Talon” indicates its use as a stub-control for government revenue records, specifically for patents, direct contributions, and guides. Printed in brown with large numerals "3" in circles, the design includes a bold serial number at the top for official accounting. Such stamps were retained by the Oficina Recaudadora (Tax Collection Office) as proof of payment. These revenue issues are highly collectible due to their specialized purpose, serial numbering, and historical link to Mexico’s early 20th-century taxation system.