Our nearest Post-office was Benton, on the Missouri, and none but American stamps were used. Stamps were obtained by sending for one dollar's worth, more or less,, to the Postmaster at Benton. Letters were left
but I would add that it's made possible by a very, very broken system of finance and corporate governance. So long as hi fi and executive management compensation schemes provide incentives (and make it easy) to make huge sums of money by playing games with the short term psycho...
This Canadian Postal Guide is being reprinted with the hope that Postal Historians and Collectors of Canadian stamps will benefit greatly from the information contained therein. CHARLES P. DEVOLPI PREFACE. The principal object of this little work is the dissemination of information in regard to the...
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[ See APA, APAZINE ] DEADWOOD -- Originally this term was used in FAPA and other APAs to describe the rather odd fans who would pay membership fees, receive a year's worth of mailings, and never contribute so much as a single page. Naturally this resulted in their being bounced from...