1 Pint of Milk - Jos. Fortier St-Grégoire, Quebec City

Milk tokens on paper rather than aluminum or vulcanite are uncommon in Quebec dairy issues, and red-tinted paper stock was occasionally used by small regional dairies specifically to prevent counterfeiting by neighbors or competing routes — a low-tech but practical solution when a single pint represented real daily commerce. St-Grégoire was a parish municipality absorbed into Beauport before that in turn became part of Quebec City proper in 2002, which means the geographic designation on this chit no longer exists administratively.

Jos. Fortier left no trace in major Canadian trade directories, suggesting a small independent operation rather than a cooperative member dairy.