Milabena is a postmark that has been long speculated about. Registration labels, actual printed labels, are known(3), one with a partial postmark. I wonder if the partial postmark is actually this?
The late John Avery spoke to the postmaster's son back in the day, who indicated he remembered his father stamping letters. It goes to show that things do turn up, I suppose.
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