Last Day: The final day of a postal rate, post office operation, use of a particular postmark or similar occurrence; often referred to as Last day of use (LDU).
Last Day of Sale - 1) the day a stamp is removed from sale by the Postal Service. 2) a slogan cancellation applied to stamps on the last day of sale. A "Last Day of Sale" cancellation was used for the first time on March 16, 1997.
Last Day Cancellation - Refers either to the last day of a postmark's use or the cancel made on the last day of a post office's operation.
Last day of use showing manuscript 4, used locally within Kent
Mail posted during the fourpenny post period were marked with a figure 4 applied either in manuscript, ...
The State of Franklin was created in August 1784, and ceased to exist on the last day of February 1788. The counties became part of Tennessee, when the former Governor of Franklin, John Sevier, became the first Governor of Tennessee.
Last Day - The final day of a postal rate, post office operation or similar occurrence.
Late Fee - The fee charged on a letter which had been posted subsequent to normal "last collection" time, additional to the ordinary postage.
Some collectors have good luck finding bargains late in the afternoon on the last day of the show.
Your best bets for sizeable mark-downs are large lots in bulky boxes, because dealers would rather not have to haul them back home.
a printed, embossed, or hand struck inscription, with or without illustration, impressed usually on the left side of an envelope face or postal packet to advertise the special circumstances under which the item was mailed, perhaps first or last day ...
A postmark from a post office dated the last day the office is in operation. IN 1997-98, the term was also used by the USPS to describe special cancellations it applied to stamps on the final day they were available from the post office.
 See also: Cancel, Stamp, Cover, Postmark, Used
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