Although charities send appeal letters and newsletters to their supporters throughout the year, Christmas is an especially productive time as we are all feeling generous and more likely to respond positively - at least that's the idea.
I had an appeal letter from MND Association, Box 45 Diss. It's one of those that uses imitation handwriting for the address and the return address. More crucially for me - and for you - is that the mailing house that sent this out used a 2nd class coil stamp with security features. Yes, an MRIL!
This is the first time I have seen one used, and it comes with the usual laser-print four wavy lines and no date stamp. Check your mail more carefully over the next few weeks - there may be some surprises! Let me know what you find!
Three Town Sub-Offices of Bristol: Newfoundland Street, Queen Square,
Woodwell Crescent
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Here are three examples of Town Sub-Office (TSO) marks from Bristol,
starting with Newfoundland Street from 1909. TSO marks are often quite
difficult to...
aww.....I want 'R's...the only one I'm short or ... 1st & 2nd class
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