Southern Rhodesia: Department of Income Tax (P.M.5812)
Southern Rhodesia
Department of Income Tax
Details
- Date of Issue: 18 January 1950
- Dept: Income Tax
- Reqn.: P.M.5812
- Printer: Government Printing Office
- Paper: Bluish white
- Quantity: 30,000
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