Identification Help, Please

It seems I'm hogging the topic of Cinderellas, but here's one I've had for awhile that I can't accurately identify:



It's not too old vintage (1955) and I think the last word probably is translated to Agriculture (?).

Any help on this and what it was used for will be appreciated.

Thanks.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naipes...lio_Fournier

Playing Card revenue stamp from Spain.

Only a guess, but this looks like a Tab or Gutter for a regular postage stamp issue.
They have printed postage stamps after all.

But only a guess.

Londonbus1........Loves playing cards.

Thanks.

I would have never guesssed "playing cards". The central picture and circular printing would have had me guess otherwise.

I don't think so. I could be wrong, BUT....

un siglo de progreso agricola = a century of agricultural progress

I would tend to agree with London bus,
a tab for a postage stamp issue, not playing cards.

If it were a tab from a postage stamp issue, would it have perforations on all sides?

I love it when I am wrong. On SCF, anyway.

Good one smauggie.
great attitude, who cares who's right or wrong ?
as long as people contribute, the answer ends up
pretty well right in the end, and we all learn.

Wt1 yes tabs have all formats you can imagine
I still have a couple of hundred unidentified
tabs in my collection

here are a bunch perfed all sides

I can recognize a couple of those.

Ryan

Rodney - if you're looking for IDs for these, here are a few more:
Line 1 tab 2 goes with Czechoslovakia 1991 SG3057 (J. Seifert)
Line 1 tab 3 goes with Czechoslovakia 1991 SG3058 (A. Dvorak)
Line 1 tab 4 goes with Czechoslovakia 1991 SG3055 (A. Kmet)
Line 2 tab 3 goes with Romania 1957 SG2545 & SG2546 (as pictured above)
Line 3 tab 1 is the gutter decoration for NZ Year of the Ox 1997 (for each of 6 values I suppose, SG2043-2948)
Line 3 tab 2 goes with Czechoslovakia 1990 SG3004 (International Literary Year) as pictured above

A couple of the others are too small to read.