Sentence examples for bears a postmark from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 4, 1959 P. 19 A local lady has sent a postcard she received from Scotland, which bears a postmark that made her think the Burma-Shave poets have infiltrated the staid old British Post Office.

By Joyce Erdman and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 4 , 1959P. 19 A local lady has sent a postcard she received from Scotland, which bears a postmark that made her think the Burma-Shave poets have infiltrated the staid old British Post Office.

The other side bears a postmark and the scrawled words: "Wish you were here!

Officials said the letters bore a postmark from Louisiana.

The envelope bore a postmark from Laupheim, Germany, a small town in Bavaria.

A postal worker in Sacramento testified today that letters mailed in Davis would be processed in Sacramento and bear a postmark from that city.

"In New York, you're surrounded by a mass of humanity, and the postmark is one of those things that give people a sense of where they belong, a sense of tribe, what pack you run with," said Dr. Banchik, who lives in Great Neck, on Long Island, but said that his mail bears a Queens postmark.

Both are dated and addressed from René Bossion, a member of the 4th Infantry Batallion, one addressed to Albert Bossion and one to Marie Louise Bossion in Lorient, France, but neither card bears a stamp or postmark.

But once again, considerable confusion reigned here, as election officials in several Florida counties expressed uncertainty about the proper handling of absentee ballots mailed from overseas, and whether they had to be postmarked by Election Day, Nov. 7, or simply bear a foreign postmark and be filled out by then, as state election officials say regulations stipulate.

The police are still trying to determine who sent the letters, which bore a Queens postmark.

It bore a California postmark and this message: "Wishing you God speed and praying for your safe return.