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I took some pictures of the moon and labelled them to help myself learn some lunar geography. This is one of the results. Neil Armstrong landed in the Sea of Tranquility. The curvy part to the top-left is a mountain range.
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Guilherme Guido. Trofeu Jose Finkel. Campeonato Brasileiro Absoluto de Natacao – Taca Correios. 26 de Agosto de 2018. Sao Paulo, SP. Brasil. Foto: Satiro Sodré/SSPress/CBDA
Fotos del evento del pasado 12 de Marzo en la Residencia del Embajador Simon Manley , para contactos del sector público y privado en el ámbito administrativo
I numbered the lamms so that it would be easier when doing the tie-up. I think I could have done a better job, though!
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This was an interesting label I found in a 50s wardrobe while I was browsing in a second hand furniture shop in Brighton. Funny that the wardrobe had tiny little labels for all of its shelves. BTW: It was a men's wardrobe.
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War Times - Handstamps used in Foreign Exchange Control
In December 1939 the Foreign Exchange Control Censorship was established and run by the Frontier Post Office
officials. In January 1941 the Foreign Exchange Control Board formally requested an examination of all mail to and from the United States of America. This was reported to have been carried out by Post Office officials at 21 offices of
exchange adjacent to the U. S. frontier.
The Provinces postal censorship was under the control of local District Directors of the Post Office - In Nova Scotia it was at Halifax (F4)
Cover cancelled with a F4 - District Director of Postal Services / MAY 26 1941 / HALIFAX, N. S. - double ring handstamp - violet ink
This cover has a Canadian censor label on the back - EXAMINED BY / C. 103 along with a GOD BLESS AMERICA label.
Cover sent to: Fred Sanders / 3628 - 207 St. / Bayside, N.Y. / U.S.A.
Shown here is a label from Case 1 of the "Under the Shield: The Federal Occupation of the Historic Triangle" Exhibit located in the Marshall Gallery (1st Floor Rotunda) of Swem Library at the College of William & Mary, on display from February 7th 2013 to August 13th 2013
The following is a transcription of the label text:
Busteed Order Following the Confederate Raid on Williamsburg,
29 March 1863
The raid on Williamsburg by Confederate troops, 29 March 1863, resulted in
an order by Brigadier-General Richard Busteed, stating that the “attack was aided, if not planned, by citizens of Williamsburg and carried to a successful end by them . . .” and giving the punishment for the citizens. The order was countermanded the next day by Major-General John A. Dix.
From the Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library at the College of William and Mary. See swem.wm.edu/research/special-collections for further information and assistance.
View looking north.
For a picture without the labels see:
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