50 January 2002 La Posta
Figure 6 A chalky-blue dial
and REGISTERED sent to the
occupation 24 Army Corps in
post-war Richmond VA. The
hidden 5-cent fee not expressed
in stamps.
More times than not, the REGISTERED serviceblue returned to use, from about summer 1865 to sum-
marker was also used as the killer, the rule not to usemer 1868. (Or were these colors used simultaneously
the dial for this purpose developed in 1863. Thus, itthroughout? More covers need to be recorded.)
Figure 7 The short-lived 20-cent registry fee combined with a light blue REGISTERED on
the top dial, and blue grid killers. The reverse gives evidence of the registry receipt
attached to the back flap,(arrow) a phenomena mentioned by Milgram as “seen
occasionally…the return registry receipt was not [ordinarily] attached…it was sent within
the Registered Package Envelope.”
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