Spanish Revenue Stamp, 1.50 Pesetas 8th Class Civil Code Issue

This item is a Spanish fiscal or revenue stamp representing a 1.50 Pesetas (PTAS.) denomination for an 8th class (8a CLASE) administrative fee. The stamp features an allegorical engraving of a draped figure, likely representing Justice or Law, holding a pointed sword and a scroll labeled 'CODIGO CIVIL'. To the bottom left, the Spanish coat of arms is prominently displayed, and the figure rests their feet upon bundles representing authority or legal volumes. The stamp is printed in a muted blue-grey or slate ink on off-white, slightly aged paper. It features a unique black serial number 'F6738478' printed along the bottom edge. Physically, the stamp exhibits standard vertical rectangular dimensions and perforation on all four sides. The perforations appear relatively intact, though some unevenness and minor rounding are visible at the corners. The overall condition shows signs of age-related toning and light handling, but there are no major tears or significant creasing observed in the central image. This style of stamp was typically used during the mid-20th century in Spain to pay for government services or legal documentation, reflecting the bureaucratic requirements of the era.