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10 Liters - Petrol Stamp Tibet Military Region
| Emittent | Tibet Military Region, Chinese People's Liberation Army |
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| Jahr | 1992 |
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| Form | Rectangular |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Pink guilloche underprint covers the entire surface. At left, a circular red official seal bearing a five-pointed star and the inscription of the Tibet Military Region oil stamp office. At centre, a letterpress vignette of a passenger car in profile; to its right, the denomination '10 升' in bold black type. Year '1992年度' at lower left; a red serial number at lower right. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | 西藏军区实物油票 无副券及地方 车辆加油无效 汽油 10 升 中国人民解放军西藏军区油票专用章 1992年度 (Translation: Tibet Military Region Actual Oil Stamp Without a duplicate coupon and Local vehicle refueling is invalid. gasoline 10 L Special seal for oil stamps of the Tibet Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army 1992) |
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Military fuel ration coupons issued by PLA regional commands operated entirely outside the civilian monetary system — these were internal logistics instruments, not currency, though they functioned as exchange media within the supply chain. The Tibet Military Region, established after the PLA's 1950 advance into Tibet, maintained its own quartermaster infrastructure largely isolated from both civilian Tibetan commerce and standard PRC rationing networks.
Fuel coupons of this type from the early 1990s rarely surface in Western collections. Most were destroyed after redemption or lost to the region's administrative transitions following supply system reforms in the mid-1990s.