Thought I'd show this, as it seems to have a number of interesting stamps to make up the international postage requirements at the time. (I have blocked out the addresses for privacy purposes.)
I find it interesting that the cancellations use hanja script (Chinese-style characters) for the city name, rather than hangul, the native Korean alphabet. I would have guessed that hangul would have been put back into use immediately after the end of the WWII Japanese occupation.
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Posted 10/31/2010 12:12 pm
