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lluehhhb - nice sack. We frequently purchase a bag of masa harina for making tamales. Yum. I have one with a mailing tag sending a sample of sand from a Florida beach, and I have seen a similar item mailing salt from the Salt Lake in Utah. I also have one with a solo US 13c Fourth Bureau issue mailing a bag of seeds, an orchard mailing. I have been accumulating whatever I come across that fits into a specially designated "seeds and materials for planting" third class rate structure. A minor correction to your otherwise excellent English, your bag contained flour not floor. (I had to chuckle as we recently watched again RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER and I amused myself as Clusseau (sp?) doing a flour/floor routine) Somewhere I have a sample piece of wood (flooring ?) that was mailed as a sample with address label and postage on the wood itself. jay-raff: 3 cheers, and 3 more A-R Mitch - if you have your generator going, my wife and I were sitting here in silence and she suggested some music. She asked to put that "Townsend guy's" CD on! She really loves him even if she hasn't got his name down. Lindy - in my third class items I have only 1 blotter that was addressed and mailed without envelope. I have looked in vain for others. jeff-raff
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I'm a catalog king, expert and philatelist - whoopee!!
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on Dec-16-07
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on Dec-16-07
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