9 January 1990 Errors, Freaks and Oddities

• Postal regulations state that when errors are found they are to not be sold and should be marked as not being as they should, and returned to the postal authorities so that the accounts will agree with what was sent to the P.O. and what the revenues earned were. The reality of the situation is that it is much easier to sell them to collectors than do the paperwork. That explains why there are so many errors available in the market. This envelope has a rubber stamp stating, "According to Post Office Manuel Volume (VI) – Rule 44 (3) this envelope is rejected Due to printing problem Deputy Post master General Pabna Division, Pabna - 6600"

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