This alcohol revenue stamp hails from the bygone era of the Imperial Ethiopian government, dating back to the 1950s. A relic of historical significance, this piece encapsulates the intricate design and purposeful craftsmanship characteristic of its time. Bearing witness to a chapter in Ethiopian history, it served as a testament to the administrative measures employed to regulate alcohol consumption and generate revenue during that period. A tangible link to the past, this vintage stamp invites contemplation on the cultural and fiscal dimensions of Ethiopia's bygone governance, encapsulating a piece of heritage that has withstood the test of time.