Permit: Franking by the imprint of a number and additional information that identifies a mailer's prepaid postage account, thereby eliminating the need to affix and cancel stamps on large mailings.
Permit Imprint - Printed indicia, instead of an adhesive postage stamp or meter stamp that shows postage prepayment by an authorized mailer.
Permit Mail Indicium - an imprint in the upper right hand corner of a cover indicating the authority, under permit, of a mailer to make large (bulk) mailings at a special (quantity) rate.
permit—Any authorization required for specific types of preparation or postage payment. Specifically, an authorization to mail without postage affixed by using indicia or an imprint.
Permit: Procedure used by businesses or post offices that imprints mailer's assigned permit number and an indication of the prepaid postage on each piece of mail. This eliminates the need to affix and cancel stamps on large mailings.
Permit
A form of postal service that allows mailers of bulk material to imprint a permit marking on mail pieces to show the payment of bulk mail.
HUNTING PERMIT STAMP: Issued yearly by the U.S. government since 1934, these duck hunting permits also help finance the federal waterfowl program. Cat. Designation: "RW" ...
Ukraine has permitted personalisation of labels adjoining its stamps.[18]
[edit] United Kingdom
Royal Mail[19] has permitted personalisation of labels adjoining their stamps.
Paid Permits: Oct. 1, 1904; a system for mailing identical pieces in quantity without stamps.
Only one country is permitted to issue postage stamps without including their name. This is Great Britain because it was the first country to issue postage stamps in 1840.
This might include air mail, special delivery, semi-official, official, postage due, local issues, stamped envelopes, post cards, hunting permit stamps, essays, and revenue stamps.
Bahnhof - Railway station
Bahnpost - Railway ...
The practice has been permitted (in the US at least) only for special situations (e.g. a shortage of stamps). The most recent of them was over 60 years ago, so genuine bisects are usually rare and valuable. There are even trisects! ...
Local precancels still do have city names between two lines. Users had to obtain a permit, so that the post office could keep a lid on re-use of precancels. It was against regulations for the permit-holder to sell mint precancels to anyone else.
Meter Stamp. Government permit of various face value and printed by machine on a piece of adhesive paper (or on the actual envelope) to indicate postage paid. Invented by the Pitney-Bowes company in the early 1900s.
Duck Stamp -- Popular name of United States hunting permit stamp, issued for use on hunting licenses. Each annual stamp depicts waterfowl. Also, the duck stamps issued by the various states for use by hunters or for sale to collectors.
$15 Redheads, Duck Hunting Permit stamp, water-activated, (pane of 20)
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RW71A Self-adhesive pane of 1 ...
An international service adopted by member countries of the UPU (q.v.) in 1891 permitting the sender of a registered packet, on payment of a fee, to be advised of the delivery of the packet.
AED ...
Issued annually since 1934, these U.S. duck hunting permits help finance the federal waterfowl program.
Embossed Envelope
Errors ...
Authorized delivery stamp - denotes the tax on mail permitted to be delivered by private services ...
Stamps permit free expression of the individual-the laborer may devote himself to music, or authors, on stamps; the college professor may collect nudes; an earthbound man may trace the development of air flight and transport; ...
Precanceled stamps are used by volume mailers who hold a permit to use them. U.S. precancels fall into two categories: 1) Locals have the mark or text applied by a town or city post office; and 2) Bureaus have the mark or text applied by the U.S.
Probably the most desirable form of toning on a silver or nickel coin. Iridescent toning covers virtually all of the coin's surface, while still permitting all of the coin's natural lustre to shine through with its full intensity.
Stamps that are normally listed in the back of the catalogue after the regular stamp issues. This might include air mail, special delivery, semi-official, official, postage due, local issues, stamped envelopes, post cards, hunting permit stamps, ...
 See also: Stamp, Used, Cover, Official, Trans
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