Domestic Mail

Letters

First level letter dated17-10-1932. Flier postmark.

Letter from the first level of 21-10-1932. Cancellation date stamp A4.

NB: the letters of October 1932 are relatively easy to find, they are among the first letters put into circulation.

Letter of the first level of 6-10-1932. Flier postmark.

Letter to the second weight step. Dated 7-10-1934. Cancellation with A4 date stamp.

Letter to the second weight step. Dated 5-07-1937 Canceled with A4 date stamp.

Third weight step letter. Dated 3-6-1936. Cancellation with A4 date stamp.

The recipient receives a form for the purchase of butter at 16.50F/kg normally franked at 0.15F with a Sower (Decree of 05.08.1926). The answer on the same form on the back is franked at the rate of the letter of less than 20g: 0.50C. Such a document is not common!

Oh tempo, oh mores!

Small discussion on the price of the stamp and the price of butter.

In 2020 the price of butter is around 6€/kg which corresponds to around 8.5F/kg in 1933. The price of butter has therefore been halved!

The price of the priority letter at the first level in 2020 is €1.05 i.e. 1.50F in 1933. _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

The price of the letter has been multiplied by three!

Letter to the second weight step. Dated 25-7-1937. Cancellation with A4 date stamp.

"Go and return" mail from the Polytechnic School of Law, Notary, Procedure and Insurance for remote follow-up and correction of homework. The student sends the letter containing his assignments with first postage on 23-2-1935. School returns corrected assignments with second grade postage on 23-3-1935 'The extra weight is presumably due to the addition of school explanatory material.

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