Who Was The Upper Keswick, N.b. Postmaster In 1941

All of the documents I saw only mentioned postcards. Apologies if it appears otherwise in my response.

Value to the censors were not what we consider items of value. What the censor was required to do was review the text written on the post card. They would be looking info such as shipping, weather, sentiment, and other info that the government would see as potentially valuable to the enemy.

The documented procedures made no mention of other valuables they only were concerning postcards.