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HAND STAMPS AND POSTMARKS.
~ester - M-US~C 2 and K-USAC 3·

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( , tptain, Signal Corps,
Chief Military Censor.
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Cover 'from -the base at Clarendon "Parish to Columbia, U.$.A.
bearing both M-USAC 2 and H-USAC 3· The cover has been

franked with "J"amai can stamps and bears Kingston machine
dater cancellation of the 10th :rune, 1941. :rt illustrates
the method by which -the E:ngineeEs' tnail was transmi ttea_, as

a.t'ter censorship at the camp and passingt' by captain Baer,
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the cover would be posted at the Kingston q.P.o.

~here are no u.s. Army Post Office markings on the cover as
A.P.O. 804, ihe first o£ such ~nits, did not arrive at
J"amaica until November, 1941, as _part o:f "Force Tuna".