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<Accordingly, there is then no reason to suppose that the system of allocation would require the actual physical SCF to be located somewhere that w…
Shaq, it’s an important focal point. I could be wrong but I’m remembering Rincon was the go-to post office in San Francisco when you needed a timely …
This is very good, there’s much to process here. Separately for a moment, the Stine letter apparently passed through the automated cancelling system …
Regardless, I don’t see how any of this information is relevant to the original aim of this thread which was to try and pin point where Zodiac mailed …
One more thought. It is highly doubtful that the Zodiac, even on a Monday, if the Sunday hand post-mark-tool dates happened to be wrong, would have h…
<Bus Bomb letter has a SFC article about it on the 12th of November indicating the 11th.> Thanks Simplicity. If the letter arrived on Tuesday t…
<She seems to think that the service codes (1B, 4A, etc.) located on the postmarks are error codes that indicate which head and die needs servicing…
Do we know when the 3 letters in question were delivered to their recipients?
Here is another possible wrinkle to consider. Someone may have set the wrong date on the hand-postmark tool. I believe the dates are set manually by…
I know what you’re saying, but to me the guy’s a psychopath so I’m not giving him credit for logic.
For what it’s worth I asked a veteran manager today at my local post office what the procedure would have been in 1969. He said (with convincing cert…
<But isn’t this reasoning about what might reject and what not a little fine-lined? The ‘Bus Bomb’ letter was only one page more, and a small swatc…
<That said, how would you get around the fact that – as Zodiac would have known – the rates for first class (letter) mail actually have no correlat…
Doubtful the Little List letter would have gotten rejected by a Pitney Bowles machine, if it was strictly an envelope with 5 pages inside.
<The first is from Mare Island, but likely (from appearance) a civilian, rather than a military, mailing:> So it appears Mare Island had its ow…