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Ww2censor:There is a difference of opinion. Paul Ailey on
this page says the Post Office owned its own mail coaches. The Post office
here skips the matter. Is it true contractors were dropped and the Post Office operated its own coaches? If its true can you provide any dates?
In the drawing of the yellow coach above does the insignia mean the coach operator is licensed to carry mail within a restricted zone or something like that? I think I mean - do you know what it indicates?
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