<#poststamp=postage stamps> issued following World War II by the Allied Military Government for use in Italy, France, Germany and Austria.  Most of these stamps were printed by the <#bep=BEP>.  These stamps are unlisted by the <#scott=Scott Specialized Catalogue> but are regarded by many collectors as belonging within the family of US stamps.

a nickname for the plastic bags used by the <#usps=USPS> to deliver mail that has been damaged.  Paper envelopes serving a similar purpose were used by the Post Office as long ago as the mid-19th century.

a contractor which printed <#poststamp=postage stamps> from 1879 to 1894, the Overrun Nations stamps of 1943-44, and various issues since 1979.

series of <#defin=definitive>  <#poststamp=postage stamps> that begun in 2002 with the 5¢ American Toleware <#coil=coil postage stamp>,  <#scott=Scott> 3612.

the American Forces in Europe during World War I for which two different <#booklet=booklets> of <#stamp=stamps> were produced.  The booklets contained <#pane=panes> of 30 stamps each, sometimes called AEF panes.  <#scott=Scott> 498f & 499f.