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>> POCZTA POLSKA W WOLNYM MIEŚCIE GDAŃSKU 1920 - 1939

>> 6 HEVELIUSPLATZ: THE MAIN POST OFFICE
6.1.1 DOMESTIC MAIL - THE USE OF CASH PAYMENT MARKS

Another method available for organisations sending large volumes of mail, was a system of payment by cash, by special agreement with the Post Ministry, without using meters or postage stamps. Mail was endorsed with a cash payment mark, either handstamped, printed or added manually, which also indicated the number of the special agreement. The Macierz Szkolna, the Union of Polish Schools, was the only organisation in Gdańsk that aquired such permission.

Above: Letter from the Union of Polish Schools sent to Łódź with a boxed handstamp indicating cash payment and the agreement number from 1933. POLSKI URZĄD POCZT-TEL GDAŃSK 1 C cds 6.1.34
Below: Letter from the Union of Polish Schools sent to Krakó,with a boxed handstamp indicating cash payment indication and the agreement number from 1932. POLSKI URZĄD POCZT-TEL GDAŃSK 1 C cds 20.2.32.

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The Polish Post in the Free City of Gdańsk 1920 - 1939, Page 60.