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4.4 REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES –PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES
POST 1971: REGIONAL SUCCESSORS
After international prepaid reply cards were discontinued as a UPU form of mailing in mid 1971, the practise
was continued under a special provision between the countries served by the French post and all of which used
the French Franc – namely France, Monaco and Andorra. Stamps were mutually accepted on reply cards as forms
of prepayment. Still, this regulation was limited to a few semi-official organisations.
Two prepaid reply cards used under special provision of the French postal service for correspondence of the
members of the «Association Nationale des Palmes Academiques» using a respective form card referring to
the specific rule: P+T III Art. 28, 36‐40.
Above: Reply card franked with a French 0.80 Franc stamp and returned from Andorra
Below: Reply card franked with Andorra stamps and returned from France.
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