The United States Postal Service introduced a non-denominational first-class mail stamp in 2020. This stamp always represents the current first-class one-ounce price, even if that price increases after purchase. This type of... Read more »
The iconic images of westward expansion and rapid communication are often embodied by mail carried by courageous riders on horseback. These images frequently appear on philatelic items commemorating this specific historical mail... Read more »
Mail weighing between two and three ounces requires a specific level of postage. This weight class often applies to heavier letters, small packages, or documents containing multiple pages. A postal scale is... Read more »
A pre-decimalization Indian postage stamp representing a fractional value of one anna, specifically half, served as a common means of paying for postal services within India during British rule and the early... Read more »
The current price of a standard first-class mail stamp reflects the cost of sending a one-ounce letter through the United States Postal Service. This price is subject to change, typically increasing periodically... Read more »
The dimensions of a typical postal sticker vary by country and intended use. For example, a standard letter stamp in the United States currently measures approximately 1.1″ x 0.84″ (28mm x 21mm).... Read more »
A convenient strip of self-adhesive stamps wound around a spool facilitates efficient stamp dispensing for personal or business use. These rolls typically contain hundreds of stamps, often of a single denomination, and... Read more »
A small, designated area on a bingo card, typically a square or block of four squares, is often referred to metaphorically as a “small area”. This area, when covered by matching numbers... Read more »
The practice of perforating a sheet of stamps to facilitate separation, a defining characteristic of modern postal stationery, typically involves a specific arrangement of these perforations. A missing or imperfect perforation in... Read more »
A single postage stamp typically covers one ounce of mail. This applies to standard-sized letters and envelopes sent within the United States via First-Class Mail. Exceeding this weight requires additional postage, calculated... Read more »