army post office (APO)—A branch of a designated USPS civilian post office, which falls under the jurisdiction of the postmaster of either New York City or San Francisco, that serves either Army or Air Force personnel.
Army Post Office: A post office catering to the needs of defence personnel.
Auction: Sale of stamps & other philatelic material where collectors bid for the lots.
Army Post Office: An official United States post office for use by U.S. military units abroad. An army post office or military post office is set up to distribute mail to and from military personnel.
Army Flights - 1.) air mail flights flown by army pilots from May 15 to August 11, 1918. Beginning August 12, 1918 the mail was flown by civilian pilots. 2.) air mail flights flown by army air corp pilots during a short, ...
Army Frank
A special adhesive known to collectors of U.S. stamps, which was released in 1898 and purported to be an actual stamp created by the War Department. The label was really privately produced and was never valid for postage.
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Most Regiments and corps of the British Army wear a forage cap in Numbers 1 and 2 Dress, the exceptions being: ...
Army Post Office (APO) - During the Civil War, the Civilian Postal Service delivered mail. A postmaster was assigned to each regiment and there was a post office on the battlefield for troops.
Army Frank. A label resembling the 10-cent 1869 U.S. stamp, but without postage value.
Arrow. A v-shaped marking appearing in the sheet margins of stamps, generally at the ends of guide lines, which are used as a guide for perforating.
Roswell Army Airfield supported later atomic missions with B-29 Superfortress aircraft for the atomic testing at the Bikini Atoll in 1946.
- Army Post Office.
Above Privilege Number - A handstamp applied to a letter disallowed under the Franking system.
Accessories - Full range of stamp collecting tools and aids, e.g.
A P O - Army Post Office used by U.S. military personnel stationed abroad.
Egypt - 3 Milliemes Army Post Stamps 1936-1941
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16: Armée (Fr.) army. 17: Auslandsstelle, Auslandsbriefprüfstelle (Ger.) Foreign Letter Censor Office, WW II, followed by letter indicating city. 18: Australian stamps watermark, with Imperial Crown, 1913-26.
Born in 1769 to a military family in Guernsey (an island in the English Channel, then known as Sarnia), he joined the army at the age of 16.
Therefore, he ordered all the commanding officers of his large army and governors of his various provinces to write regularly to him about all that occurred in their districts.
promotes the collection of the first postage stamp issued by any nation, province, city, army or other entity that has, at any time, issued postage stamps; and facilitates the exchange of information about these issues among stamp collectors.
#3183i 32¢ "I Want You" U.S. Army poster for World War I
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a number of messages and seals of specific institutions and corporations; A stamp supplies may be defined as a distinguishing mark or impression used by individuals or firms to represent certain memos; The first stamp supplies was used in the army to ...
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