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| Issuer | Alfred Justice |
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| Year | 1900-1940 |
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| Composition | Card stock |
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| Obverse description | Uniface commodity voucher printed in black letterpress on yellow card stock. Legends arranged in four centred lines across the plain field, with the denomination line in bold uppercase type larger than the surrounding text. |
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| Reverse description | Plain yellow card stock with no printed design; show-through of the obverse letterpress impression is faintly visible in mirror image. |
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Agricultural scrip issued by individual farmers and produce brokers was common across the American South and Mid-Atlantic states through the early twentieth century, functioning as a receipt, a futures claim, or a labor token depending on the operation. A "crate ticket" of this kind would have been issued at the point of harvest or delivery, redeemable against a specific unit of packed fruit — one standard crate. Alfred Justice has not been positively identified in published scrip registries, which is not unusual; most small growers who issued commodity tickets left no institutional record.