Prostitute Revenue Stamps of Rosario de Santa Fe: An Attempt to Limit the Effects of Prostitution in the City of Rosario, Argentina, 1893-1932, a Stamp Exhibit
A specialized stamp exhibit documenting Rosario, Argentina's use of revenue stamps to regulate prostitution from 1893 to 1932.
About This Book
This exhibit examines the revenue stamps created by the city of Rosario de Santa Fe to monitor and limit prostitution during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The material illustrates how local authorities used fiscal instruments as part of broader public-health and social-control policies.
Collectors and historians will find detailed reproductions and descriptions of the stamps, cancellations, and related documents from the period 1893-1932.
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