postal
101postal system — postal service or postal system, the department or agency of a government, in charge of mail: »Benjamin Franklin organized Canada s postal service in 1763. Postal Service, an independent agency of the United States government that handles mail,… …
102Postal abbreviation — can refer to: *United States postal abbreviations *Canadian postal abbreviations …
103Postal Orders of Tanzania — may refer to:* Postal Orders of Tanganyika * Postal Orders of Zanzibar …
104Postal currency — Postal Currency, or Postage Currency, was a series of US Post Office notes printed in 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, and 50¢ denominations issued on August 21, 1862 and used until May 27, 1863. They were valid for redemption of postage stamps and, while not… …
105Postal Orders of New Zealand — Postal Orders were issued in New Zealand from the 1890 s until 1986.New Zealand Postal NotesThese were first issued during the 1890 s, but it is not yet known exactly when they were first issued. It has been confirmed that the last day of issue… …
106Postal Act — may refer to:* Postal Reorganization Act, a United States federal government administration legislation of 1970 * Postal Service Act, a piece of United States federal legislation of 1792 …
107postal cancellation machine — ➔ machine1 * * * postal cancellation machine UK US noun [C] US ► COMMUNICATIONS CANCELLATION MACHINE(Cf. ↑cancellation machine) …
108postal routed network — (PRN) The internal postal network that enables electronic transmission of data within the Postal Service …
109postal stationery — n. postal items other than stamps issued by a government, as stamped envelopes, postal cards, and aerogrammes …
110postal district — [postal district] noun a district of a British town or city that has been given a particular ↑code by the ↑Post Office. Most postal districts have one or two letters for the town, and a number for the district. For example, the districts of… …
