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Hi Des, It was really quite easy. I assumed that it was a direct one-to-one correspondence between the code symbols and letters of the alphabet. As e is the most common letter we use, I presumed – looking at the second card – that r was the code for e. Again on the second card, the coded word YZQQRY...

Hi Des, I think that I have the solution. I suspect that HAS which appears in twice in CARD 1 should be AS, but old-timers often inserted a H for politeness sake. Card 1 RECEIVED P.C. VERY PRETTY. THIS VIEW IS VERY PRETTY ALSO EITHER WALKING OR DRIVING HAS YOU WILL SEE BY THE WINDING ROAD. YOU ARE T...

Copies of a number of very clear strikes of Numeral Cancellations on the Pictorials. Posted by miller61

Hi John, Thanks for the rated postmark listings of Oct 12 2009*. It really has refined and clarified this topic - great research! My question concerns Legana. You have rated the Rubber Cancel and the normal CDS, so how does the manuscript cancel of Legana fit in here? Is that a fair question, or eve...