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Typewritten cover letter for Internal Revenue Service Form 732.
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12081609
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Typewritten cover letter for Internal Revenue Service Form 732.
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Federal Special Tax Stamp.
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Reverse of Federal Special Tax Stamp above. Can't make out all of the
pencil handwriting, but got the two cars: 1919 Hudson and 1923 Essix.
Both made by same company.
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Federal Special Tax Stamp for second automobile.
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Includes a description of the car: Essix Touring. I ought to put up a
picture of one, but it wouldn't be the one CC had. There are no photos of
any of his automobiles.
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And the registration for the 1919 Hudson touring model.
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In case you want to write them a letter, here's the address. And the
postmark.
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12081650
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Christian's chauffeurs license for 1925, with photo removed to be placed
on 1926 license.
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The reverse side of the 1925 license.
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There are a few things to note here in 1925. Things are more modern.
The IRS knows exactly how to spell Mr. Hofmann's name, and they now
put the whole street address on the envelope rather than just the
city. They haven't exactly firmed up where they want to put the
street address, however. They don't stick on a stamp anymore. And the
language is getting a little bit uglier, with penalties and demands
for return.
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