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| 表面の説明 | Cream-toned scrip with a chain-link border enclosing all text on a horizontal-line underprint bearing repeated arrow and diamond motifs. Denomination "1¢" appears in bold at upper left and right flanking the central letterpress legend "ONE CENT / FOOD STAMP CREDIT". A dashed inner frame at centre carries the issuer's name and address overprinted in red. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain cream reverse with no printed design, showing only the faint bleed-through of the obverse letterpress impression through the thin paper stock. |
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Food stamp scrip of this kind was issued by individual merchants during the 1930s as a workaround within the federal food stamp program, allowing participating retailers to make fractional change that the official stamps couldn't accommodate. The federal stamps came in fixed denominations; when a transaction left an odd balance, merchants issued their own paper scrip redeemable only at their counters.
Homestead Meat Co., Inc. was a Houston grocery and meat retailer — localized merchant scrip of this type rarely survived in any quantity, since it circulated hard and was typically redeemed quickly or simply discarded.