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Delivery had been by messenger service and the office stamp showed 8.35 a.m. as the time out.

It even turned up on a US Post Office stamp.

All the vials have his office stamp.

The word Khatam in its dictionary meaning and linguistic usage does not refer to the post office stamp which is affixed on the outgoing mail.

He was caught stealing lawnmowers and breaking into post office stamp machines to raise money to cover his addiction and his gambling.

He handled most of the Post Office stamps discovered by Madame Borchard in the late 1860s."

Because of those post office stamp lines, lunch hours have been lost; bills have acquired interest charges; the bride has excused herself from writing the thank-you notes.

It features reproductions of the four Heritage Post Office stamps released for Capex, '87 the international stamp show that was held in Toronto last month.

In 1919, Pitney was introduced to Walter Bowes, an industrialist who had success marketing a Post Office stamp canceling machine.

In July 1993, Mr. Rota, pleading guilty to misdemeanor embezzlement charges, implicated Mr. Rostenkowski in what the postal official said were cash payments in excess of $20,000 hidden as office stamp purchases.

When Whistler's "Mother" is a subject in 1934 of a United States Post Office stamp in which a vase of flowers is added to enliven the image, she says only that "Alfred, once a philatelist, writes a letter of protest."

The first three sendings of mail had Bahrain or British Postal Agencies in Eastern Arabia stamps which were cancelled by a circular office stamp but later mail had the stamps cancelled at Bahrain until a Doha canceller was introduced in July 1950.