Revenue posters & prints

The Ship 'Revenue' Philip John Ouless

Local Question. Who is Tariff, and Why is He for Revenue Only?, United States, America Anonymous

The Greek Slave Emancipates Oi'll Vote Aginst Tariff for Revenue Only Anonymous

The Repeal, or the Funeral Procession of Miss Americ-Stamp, pub. 1766 Benjamin Wilson

Collecting Taxes, Henry Stacy Marks

British penny revenue stamps for American colonies Anonymous

A Local Question. Who Is Tariff, And Why Is He For Revenue Only? 1880 Anonymous

The revenue house of the Moscow Merchant Society at Kuznetsky Most in Moscow, 1907 Anonymous

The Customs House and Revenue Building William Gawin Herdman

Smugglers & Revenue Cutter Thomas Buttersworth

The revenue house of Prince Gagarin at Kuznetsky Most in Moscow, 1880 Anonymous

The Tax Collectors, 1550 Marinus van Reymerswaele

Inland Revenue Office Somerset House Wellington Street Anonymous

Revenue cutter Alfred R Waud

Excise in Triumph, 1733 English School

The Last Shift, 1765 English School

Interior of Custom House, London Augustus Charles Pugin

Officers receiving and weighing coins at the exchequer 1130-74 English School

Poll Tax, 1709 French School

Christ Driving the Money-Changers from the Temple Eustache (school of) Le Sueur

Family Accounts George Elgar Hicks

The Balloon, Maurice Brazil Prendergast

Political Cartoon of President McKinley Boxing Anonymous

US Coast Guard Cutter Seneca Anonymous

Wharfs on the River Thames, Nicholson's Wharf to Customs House English School

Douglas Inner Harbour and shipping John Miller Nicholson

The George Griswold Entering the Mersey Anonymous

The Capture of 'The Four Brothers' by 'The Badger', Revenue Cutter, c.1823 English School

The Excisemen Outwitted School English

Copy of a 15th-Century Stained Glass Window in Tournai Cathedral Showing Dues on Wine Granted as a Tithe Anonymous

Lampoon of the Tammany Society Anonymous