This is a 1908 revenue stamp from Argentina, issued for "Control del Talon" (control of stubs or receipts), with a face value of 5 Pesos. Printed in blue with a bold serial number at the top, it was used for patents, direct accounting, and guides, as indicated by the inscription. The text also specifies that the stub remained in the tax office ("Oficina Recaudadora"), highlighting its fiscal role rather than postal use. Such pieces are valuable for collectors of early 20th-century Latin American revenues, offering insight into Argentina’s taxation system of the period.