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JAMAICA POSTAL CENSORSHIP

Imperial Censorship Labels: 10 Type

From April 1942 at least some members of the Imperial Censorship Service began to use resealing
labels with the letters "ID" before their Examiner number.

1942 (15th April)
Transit Airmail Cover from Puerto Cabello, Venezuela to New York City, USA

Ba c r Brot i~cr s ,
43D- 4 48 ,l e s t 37 t "t rc c t .

lfo :1 ' o r k . - ( U . S . - ~ . - )

P. C. 90

D

EXAMINER

10

The letter was opened for censorship in Jamaica and resealed by Imperial Examiner No.8810 using a
JL70 type label. Handstamped (DS1) 201h April 1942, this is the earliest known example of this label.