The Post Office Delivers: Humor could be called "Mail Jokebook". Postal employees - past, present, and future - will find either title forever fitting; and collectors of stamp and postal history will find it invaluable. Speechmakers and toastmasters will enjoy its leg-slapping attention-getters, and researchers its tidbits of postal lore. For everyone else, there's enough laughs to lighten any life. From George Washington's criticism of mail deposited in litter boxes, to 'Postage Will Be Paid By Addressee' signs taped to bricks, and the letter bomb that was returned to the sender for 'Postage Due' - it's all here.
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The introduction by then-Curator of Postal History at the Smithsonian of Mat's first book, "The Carried The Mail", states that, "Post office stories have made their rounds with the mails, passed along.it is most worthwhile that all pieces in the post-office mosaic be.preserved in the printed page." The Washington Star wrote, "Mat says his hobby is 'Postology', a term he invented - but obviously his true interest is postal people, in all their infinite variety." Mat has authored seven more books on various subjects. This latest - The Post Office Delivers: Humor - is special delivery.
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