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1tration: Avis de Reception.
e from Jamaica to the U.S.A., 1918. Early A. R. forms, after
completion and signature at
the office of destination,
were posted back to their
offices of origin. Many
TY'S SERVICE .. countries' forms, including
U.S. forms of this date,
needed covering envelopes.
This Jamaica post office
'Avis de reception en
retour' envelope was made
large enough to hold any
likely size of A. R. form.
0 HMS and post free.

Kingston: 4 February 18.
Lynn registered: 8 February 18.
The envelope itself was not
registered, but as the
datestamp of Lynn, the U.S.
receiving office, shows, it
was delivered to the
registration section of that
office where A. R. matters
were handled.

to Constant Spring, Jamaica, posted back to the U.S.A., 1927.

! return did not need an envelope, so covering envelopes fell out of use.
:companied registered mail from the U.S.A. and were to be completed and

From Constant Spring the A. R. card was posted back to Philadelphia.
It should have travelled post free. Instead, a 1 d stamp, the postcard rate,
was affixed and cancelled Constant Spring, 30 July 27.

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