Separate state retail labeling from federal bonded controls; do not infer that all post-Repeal whiskey had to be bottled in bond.
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Peachee describes loose labels photographed at the Old Taylor government building and associates this space with shipping oversight. The visible Ohio Department of Liquor Control price label is not by itself a federal tax stamp.
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Photographs: Old Taylor government building
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