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Posted 11 years ago
chevy59
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U.S. Postage stamp machine out of the 1940's, stamps are 1 and 3 cents. This machine accepts 5 and 10 cents, and does have the original keys along with the original instructions on how to operate it. I like this machine because it has very patriotic colors, I imagine it came out shortly after the war. Thanks for looking!
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I remember using one of these for my mother as a kid, just can't remember where, been stumped trying to remember exactly where and when. Thanks for posting.
Cool stamp machine chevy!
Thank you MattyG and Signaholic, for love and the comments.
cant get stamps for that price anymore:0 great machine:)
Thanks sean68 for the love, stamps are just about obsolete.
Thanks everyone for all the loves!
Thanks pw-collector!
Beautiful !!!