Spain Revenue?

The arms with the round cround are from the 1975/1931 period. The wall's crown or "civic crown" is from the II Repulic (1931/1939), while the imperial (or Sr John's)eagle is from Franco's regime (1936/1976). The one shown by Cjd was used in 1950/1960 as Rod correctly points. There's a Spain Revenue Catalog isued a few years ago.

Looks like the best place to put this.

Cinderella. "Guarantee of origin" Perforated label.

Thematic : Bodega or Viniculture.

Jerez -Xeres Sherry.
Violet Business seal "John Williams Puerto Rico" ?

Any members able to discuss the arms shown?

A version of the coat of arms of Jerez de la Fontera:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/..._la_Frontera

You are in sparkling form this evening...Thanks.

Sherry.....angilicised form of Jerez !

Confirmation of Label.
http://jerez-xeres-sherry.blogspot.com.au/

Ms. McLean
Hi Rod,
Thank you! This is an official guarantee of origin from the back of an old Sherry bottle, but I've never seen it in the form of a postage stamp before. It's a pity you don't drink; there's some great wine in Western Australia.

Up to 1945, there was a sherry company called John Williams Burdon at the town of El Puerto de Santa Maria, not far from Cadiz. It's really a label, not a cinderella.

Nicely solved, I wasn't expecting that.
Thank you Cursus.

I'll let Ms. McLean know, she may be interested.

For the record:

Response from Paula.

Hi Rod,

Thanks for that.
In fact Burdon was sold in 1932 to Luis Caballero who used the label till the late 1980s.
Could it be that your stamp was a back label?

(I could not answer that query, it has one wondering why they would perforate a wine label )

Unless it was the easiest separation method, at the time.
Perhaps the printer was set up with a perforator.
Volumes of labels, cinderellas exist perforated from Spain.