Re: Alamosa February 14 1962
| June 24, 2019 09:56PM |
nickgully Wrote:
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> Jimmy,
> Thanks for posting. I had never heard of
> "Thousand Miler" envelopes. I bet they were
> printed with a Rio Grande insignia like other
> railroads (the Navy also used them for forwarding
> mail)
>
> -Nick
A couple of examples of company mail,. though the one from Fred Vernon is personal mail.
Jimmy
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> Jimmy,
> Thanks for posting. I had never heard of
> "Thousand Miler" envelopes. I bet they were
> printed with a Rio Grande insignia like other
> railroads (the Navy also used them for forwarding
> mail)
>
> -Nick
A couple of examples of company mail,. though the one from Fred Vernon is personal mail.
Jimmy
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