there were clothing coupons in different colour and each person was allowed to one coupon at a time. They also had the person's name on it to identify that it waz their book. It also had stamps because black market were arising so the government stated that they should put stamps on the coupons after buying them
In the 1700s, postage stamps were typically made of paper or parchment and had a simple design. Many featured the royal coat of arms or a symbol representing the government of the time. Mass production of stamps was not yet common, and they were often affixed with wax to seal correspondence.
The coupons or stamps or rationing cards all varied according to the recipient of the ration card. Children each received their own card. They were able to get more milk, dairy products and meat than the adults could do. Cards for babies had more milk also. Each food item had their own squares or stamp locations according to the food item. See the link below to see what the rationing cards look like.
Yes they believed this because when you look at the Fields they look flat not like they dip as if the world was round hope this helps
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The Italian alphabet looks like any other alphabet in the western world.
Ration books looked like little notebooks but inside them they're like little letter stamps
Hundreds of stamps are issued each year around the world. Each country will issue different stamps throughout the year.
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Michigan does not issue postage stamps, that is a federal right.
They are like any other stamp.
looks like stamps.
Of course you can look at stamps! That is why they have pictures on them!
It looks like a blue rownd circle with lines stiking out
The same as stamps in other years.
Forever stamps will have the word FOREVER printed on them. If the do not have a value and do not say forever, they have a fixed value.
States do not issue postage stamps. The U.S. Postal Service is an agency that operates in the service of the national government, just like the currency (money).
There were no postage stamps in 1764. The first ones were issued in Great Britain in 1840.