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That was then: Post office and international bank in 1915

By Veronique de Turenne | April 20, 2019 8:50 AM

Los Angeles post office in 1918


I love that the postmark gives not just the day and date but the time as well. AND it celebrated the Panama-Pacific Expo in San Francisco.

postmark: not just the date but the time as well


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