This is a Mexican fiscal (revenue) stamp issued in 1909, denominated at 7 Pesos. The design features a bold inscription "Control del Talon – Año 1909" in red with boxed frames, surrounded by official text referring to patents, direct accounting, and guides (“Patentes, Cont. Directa y Guías”). These stamps were used as fiscal controls to register payments, ensuring that stubs remained on file in the Recaudadora Office (Tax Collection Office). It carries a serial number (04972) at the top, a standard security measure for revenue issues of this type. A faint purple cancel is visible, indicating official usage. Such fiscal issues are prized by collectors of Mexican revenues and early 20th-century taxation ephemera.