I don't think that would pass the USPS Machinable Item test.
From what I hear about some of these postal workers, it might encourage one of them to try a karate chop over the edge of the desk!
On another note, I am encouraged by the number of "likes" recorded on this post. I guess I'll do more "neat stuff" postings.
Roy
Carnegie Stiftung für Lebensretter (Deutschland), 1910/2006
Andrew Carnegie Trust ( One of many ) now inactive in Germany
Here is an unusual item:
At first glance, it looked like just a piece of wood, send as a Declared Value item for 100 Swiss francs, then I noticed the nail holes around the outside and realized it must have been the top of a box.
There is a card taped to the other side, don't know if it is original, or a later note that indicates a "Longines pocket watch" (in German of course).
Roy
re: An unusual Swiss "cover"
I don't think that would pass the USPS Machinable Item test.
re: An unusual Swiss "cover"
From what I hear about some of these postal workers, it might encourage one of them to try a karate chop over the edge of the desk!
On another note, I am encouraged by the number of "likes" recorded on this post. I guess I'll do more "neat stuff" postings.
Roy
re: An unusual Swiss "cover"
Carnegie Stiftung für Lebensretter (Deutschland), 1910/2006
Andrew Carnegie Trust ( One of many ) now inactive in Germany