Two Skinny And Tall Chinese Stamps 4/5 Cent And 1 Cent Featuring Car Approaching Gate

Came across these and couldn't identify via Scott or internet. Any info welcomed. Thanks!

Not seen before.
Possibly Revenue Stamps.

Member khj will probably have an answer.

You can kick tyres at this site, but cannot guarantee success.

http://www.chinarevenuestamps.com/

@rod222 Thanks for the info and the link. Most images appear to be broken on that site, otherwise it looks like a great resource. I'm curious to find out if the "9" or "6" digits on the 4/5 cent stamps are cancels or something else…

These are rolled tobacco (i.e., cigarette) tax stamps for Jiangsu Province.

The black overprint indicates Songqing District and the month/years (1925, you have September for top stamps and August for bottom stamp). I don't believe this district name exists anymore, and don't know the history to be able to tell you what the current name/area would be called today.

I believe the handstamped numbers are "999", but I guess it could be "666". I'm not sure what it is, as I don't collect revenues, but I would guess it belongs to some inspector/clerk.

@khj I appreciate the detailed information you provided. Thank you!