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Postal History Sunday

Rob Faux

A weekly publication where I share a hobby I enjoy. I work to make material accessible to all readers, regardless of their postal history knowledge. Even those with expertise find plenty to enjoy. Come learn something new!

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I walk the fine line between my efforts towards being a trustworthy source and my own recognition that there is much that I do not know and that I can make mistakes. If you throw in my desire to facilitate learning, both mine and yours, you...

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Short Changed

The Earth spins on its axis a full 360 degrees every 23 hours and 56 minutes (a sidereal day). Since it is also orbiting the sun, it takes an additional four minutes for the sun to reach the same position in Earth’s sky (hence the 24-hour s...

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Caught My Eye

Thank you for joining me today for Postal History Sunday!

First, I want to welcome all of the newcomers to PHS and provide a very brief reminder that everyone is welcome here. I will do my best to share something I enjoy (postal history)...

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Night Flight

Welcome to Postal History Sunday! This week we’re going to take a foray into an area of postal history where I have much less familiarity. The motivation for this is twofold. First, I felt as if the large envelope shown above and mailed in...

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The Cost of Doing Business

“So what? They all look the same to me. Well, except those over there. They’re yellow. And I guess those over there are stripey.”

While I heard this years ago, I can transport myself back to that moment in my mind. We had harvested a wide...

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    Small-scale, diversified farmer, agroecologist, postal historian, writer, educator, life-long learner, story-teller and computer scientist - not necessarily always in that order.

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