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The only way to know for certain is to get a postal zone map for SF in 1970. Unfortunately as of yet I have been unable to locate one.
Good work Chaucer. Have you noticed that after every attack he seems to heading West?
I can’t figure out how to resize an image to upload it here. However, the Oakland Tribune has that exact same format, including punctuation and abbrev…
The anonymous key card for the 408 was 3A
Thanks so can we assume that these did not go through a main processing area ? is it possible that they were hand stamped directly at the post offi…
Soze, the cancellations on these letters are different than any of the others. Would this be hand printed cancellations as opposed to machine ? If so …
11/9/1969, 12/20/1969 and 7/26/1970 have no apparent zipcode or district code. Recently I came across a map of San Francisco zip codes and it showed t…
Also by the court house, wasn’t Nancy Bennallack s court reporter. May be worth checking the court records for the two dates ? I wonder if Belli was …
While we don’t have all of the mailing locations from all the letters, I think we can use some deductive reasoning to draw some conclusions. Fact chec…
Also by the court house, wasn’t Nancy Bennallack s court reporter. May be worth checking the court records for the two dates ? I wonder if Belli was …
I’m hoping that Cragle can post a map, so that we can visualize this. (He seems to be much more adept with graphics than I am.) I’m not sure what conc…
I did look in directories from the same but they did not contain addresses. The was one quote in there which said see White pages.
That’s very strange, because Tom has said for many years that two letters were intercepted at the dropoff location – most likely by eagle-eyed letter …
Hopefully someone will be able to clarify this for me. On the below Postal guide from 1971 in the Zones list the top option is Local. Could this be th…