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Cooking Oil Stamp Cangxi County, Sichuan

Uitgever Cangxi County Grain Bureau, Sichuan
Jaar 1988
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Samenstelling Plain white paper
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Beschrijving voorzijde Printed in black letterpress on thin plain white paper with a light blue underprint. The title inscription runs across the upper portion, with validity and expiry conditions below; the denomination numeral (5) appears at centre, accompanied by the issue year at bottom. A red official seal is applied by hand stamp.
Opschrift voorzijde 苍溪县市镇食油票
当季有效
过期作废
(5)
1988
(Translation: Cangxi County Cooking Oil Ticket
Good for May 1988 only
Overdue will be expired)
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Opmerkingen

Chinese commodity ration coupons for cooking oil — 食用油票 — remained in active use well into the late 1980s despite national reform policies gradually dismantling the planned distribution system. Sichuan province was among the last regions to fully phase out grain bureau controls on edible oils, and county-level bureaus like Cangxi's continued issuing their own local scrip independently of provincial standardization efforts.

Plain paper with no security features was typical of county-issued coupons from this period — forgery was deterred by tight local distribution networks rather than printing technology.

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