aerogram การใช้

• Most aerograms have an imprinted stamp indicating the prepayment of postage.
• Example of modern, folded letter sheet which is not an aerogram.
• But for aerograms, those terms are misleading.
• However, some countries such as New Zealand, Zimbabwe and Ireland, sell unstamped aerograms.
• Many other countries have issued aerograms.
• The aerogram was largely popularized by its use during the Second World War ( 1939 45 ).
• The US issued a total of 25 aerograms through 1999 . The production of United States aerograms has ceased.
• The US issued a total of 25 aerograms through 1999 . The production of United States aerograms has ceased.
• An aerogram is related to a lettersheet, both being designed to have writing on the inside to minimize the weight.
• Unstamped aerograms are referred to as " formular " aerograms and can be issued by either postal authorities or by private companies.
• Unstamped aerograms are referred to as " formular " aerograms and can be issued by either postal authorities or by private companies.
• The US has not produced any since, other than air letter sheets or aerograms which became available in 1947 and were likewise discontinued in 2006.
• The name, e-bluey, comes from the aerograms that are ( still ) provided for troops on active service and their families at home.
• I remember aerograms as being pretty much exclusively blue ( eg ) in Australia growing up, and now associate blue envelopes with airmail as a matter of course.
• Postal stationery has been produced in the form of postal cards, including picture postal cards, aerograms, inland letter sheets and-only once-a stamped envelope.
• Narrow in format and crammed edge to edge with writing, it looks like an aerogram and reassures a fretful spouse of her long-absent husband's unbroken devotion.
• Linn's Stamp News in late 2006 reported that the United States Postal Service had announced as the supply of Aerograms on hand at Post Offices were exhausted the stock would not be replenished.
• Most country's postal authorities have issued true lettersheets at some stage; however, most have discontinued their use, except in the form of an aerogram, due to the popularity of envelopes.
• The deep baritone voice of stage actor Lorne Greene was featured in the narration of " Letter from Overseas ", as well as the voice of the soldier who has mailed the aerogram.
• United's head office was located at the old American DeForest headquarters at 42 Broadway, in New York City, and the company continued publication of the house organ " The Aerogram ".