1915 Connecticut Porcelain Livery License Plate #2250L

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1915 Connecticut Porcelain Livery License Plate #2250L.
Here you have the last year Connecticut issued LIVERY plates. I know its rough but they're becoming harder and harder to come by. 1915 Connecticut LIVERY plates issued  2,500 in 1915, this is a high number.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Please also check out my other listings.
I will ship the SAME DAY the item is purchased and PAID FOR as long as the Post Office is open. If paid for on Sunday or after 5pm(est) the item WILL SHIP NO LATER THAN 9AM(est) THE FOLLOWING MORNING.
Thanks again
Mike
Alpca 13149
(This information below was copied and taken from porcelainplates.net)
In 1910, Connecticut began issuing Livery porcelains for the first time.  These
were used on vehicles for hire, which were used to convey paying passengers.
Marked with an "L" suffix, livery plates were in the reverse colors of the
passenger issues, just like dealers.  According to the "Hartford Courant," there
were 486 Livery registrations in 1912, 900 in 1913 and before 1914 was over, plate
numbers surpassed the #1,000 mark.  In 1915, numbers nearly doubled, hitting
nearly 2,500.  Beginning in 1916, the state legislature abolished this particular
class of registration and Connecticut no longer issued distinct Livery plates.  It is
believed that Livery vehicles received commercial plates in 1916.  The state of
Connecticut would not issue separate Livery plates again until 1932.