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Postal codes in South Korea are 5-digit numeric and the current system was newly introduced on August 1, 2015. 1 This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items with reliable sources. Service / Sample Number. USPS Tracking ® 9400 1000 0000 0000 0000 00. Priority Mail ® 9205 5000 0000 0000 0000 00. Certified Mail ® 9407 3000 0000 0000 0000 00. Collect On Delivery Hold For Pickup 9303 3000 0000 0000 0000 00. Postbox currently supports POP3, IMAP, and SMTP protocols. If your administrator has those protocols turned on in Exchange, then you can use Postbox to send and receive mail from those servers. Postbox does not currently support native Exchange protocols at this time. Get to Inbox Zero using Postbox's incredible Quick Bar. It's like Spotlight on the Mac but built for everyday email actions. It's like Spotlight on the Mac but built for everyday email actions. Move or copy messages, switch folders, tag or label messages, or navigate across folders by typing a few keystrokes.

Prohibitions (130)

Seeds of weeds. For information regarding other types of seeds, see Restrictions.

Restrictions

Animal products (such as antlers, bones, and feathers) are required to be accompanied by an export certificate. A U.S. mailer must obtain the export certificate from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service or the USDA APHIS. For more information, see 592.

Observations

Global Express Guaranteed (210) Price Group 6

Postbox Krakow

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

General Conditions for Mailing

See Publication 141, Global Express Guaranteed Service Guide, for information about areas served in the destination country, allowable contents, packaging and labeling requirements, tracking and tracing, service standards, and other conditions for mailing.

Size Limits (211.22)

Value Limit (212.1)

Insurance (212.5)

See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee schedule for GXG document reconstruction insurance and non–document insurance.

Priority Mail Express
International (220) Price Group 18

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

Priority Mail Express International — Flat Rate Envelopes

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

Size Limits (221.42)

Insurance (222.7)

Available for Priority Mail Express International merchandise shipments only

See Exhibit 322.2 for individual country merchandise insurance limits. See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee schedule for Priority Mail Express International merchandise insurance coverage.

Customs Forms Required (123)

Note: For mailers completing PS Form 2976-B or an online combined shipping label and customs form that electronically transmits customs-related data, no additional customs form is required because customs information is incorporated into the form that the mailer must complete.

Notes:

Reciprocal Service Name: Speedpost

Country Code: KR

Areas Served: All

Priority Mail International (230)Price Group 18

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

Priority Mail International — Flat Rate

Flat Rate Envelopes or Small Flat Rate Priced Boxes: The maximum weight is 4 pounds. Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

Flat Rate Boxes — Medium and Large: The maximum weight is 20 pounds, or the limit set by the individual country, whichever is less. Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

Size Limits (231.22)

Insurance (232.91)

Available for Priority Mail International merchandise only (see 323.72 for markings)

See Exhibit 322.2 for individual country merchandise insurance limits. See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee schedule for Priority Mail International merchandise insurance coverage.

Customs Forms Required (123)

First-Class Mail International (240) Price Group 3

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail price.

Weight Limit: 3.5 oz. for letters and postcards;

Size Limits

Letters: See 241.212

Postcards: See 241.221

Large Envelopes (Flats): See 241.232

Customs Form Required (123)

PS Form 2976 as required (see 123.61)

First-Class Package International Service (250) Price Group 18

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail, Commercial Base, or Commercial Plus price.

Size Limits

Packages (Small Packets): See 251.22 and 251.23.

Customs Form Required (123)

Airmail M-bags (260) —

Direct Sack to One Addressee Price Group 3

Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable retail price.

Customs Form Required (123)

Free Matter for the Blind (270)

Customs Form Required (123)

PS Form 2976 as required (see 123.61)

Extra Services

Postbox Kr

Certificate of Mailing (310)

Individual Pieces — Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable price:

Bulk Quantities — Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable price:

Registered Mail (330)

Fee: Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable price.

Return Receipt (340)

Fee: Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable price.

Restricted Delivery (350)

NOT Available for International Mail as of January 27, 2013

International Postal Money Order (371)

NOT Available

International Reply Coupons (381)

NOT Available for International Mail as of January 27, 2013

International Business Reply Service (382)

Fee: Refer to Notice 123, Price List, for the applicable price:

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Wurttemberg Stamps
Numeral and Arms Issues
1851-1874

The first Wurttemberg stamps were issued in 1851, with the stamp designs being very similar to the first stamp issues of Baden. The postal services of Wurttemberg had previously been provided by Thurn and Taxis, but the Kingdom of Wurttemberg joined the German-Austria Postal Union in 1850, which required the adoption of their own postage stamps.

The five new major-type Wurttemberg stamps shown above were issued between 1851 and 1852. The new adhesive postage stamps were typographed in black on unwatermarkedpaper of various colors. These new designs featured a square frame, with Wurttemberg at the top and Freimarke at the bottom. In the middle of each frame was a black numeral, imposed over a diamond shaped ornament.
There are multiple types on the lower denominations and many plate varieties for this issue. See the Michel Deutschland Spezialkatalog Vol. I for details.

The catalog attributes are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1851 - Mi. #1, Sc. #1) - Black on Buff, Black on Straw.
• 03 Kr. (1851 - Mi. #2, Sc. #2) - Black on Yellow, Black on Orange.
• 06 Kr. (1851 - Mi. #3, Sc. #4) - Black on Yellow Green, Black on Blue Green.
• 09 Kr. (1851 - Mi. #4, Sc. #5) - Black on Rose.
• 18 Kr. (1852 - Mi. #5, Sc. #6) - Black on Dull Violet.
  

Reprints of these stamps were made around 1864. On the reprints, the word 'Wurttemberg' is smaller, and the right branch of the 'r's' runs upward, instead of downward.

The five new major-type Wurttemberg stamps shown above were issued between 1857 and 1860. These new postage stamps were typographedincolor on white paper, with an embossedcoat of arms in the center. The word 'Wurttemberg' no longer appears at the top of the stamps. Instead, 'FREIMARKE' is at the top, and the denomination, spelled out in numerals and letters, appears on each of the three remaining sides.
The catalog attributes, for stamps with orange silk security threads, are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1857 - Mi. #6, Sc. #7) -Yellow Brown, Dark Brown.
• 03 Kr. (1857 - Mi. #7, Sc. #9) -Yellow Orange.
• 06 Kr. (1857 - Mi. #8, Sc. #10) - Green.
• 09 Kr. (1857 - Mi. #9, Sc. #11) -Carmine Rose, Lilac Red.
• 18 Kr. (1857 - Mi. #10, Sc. #12) - Blue, Dark Blue.
  

The reprints of this issue have red or yellowish security threads, and the stamps are printed 2 mm apart, instead of the 3/4 mm separation of the originals.
The catalog attributes, for stamps without silk security threads, are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1859 - Mi. #11, Sc. #13) -Yellow Brown, Dark Brown.
• 03 Kr. (1859 - Mi. #12, Sc. #15) -Yellow Orange.
• 06 Kr. (1859 - Mi. #13, Sc. #16) - Green.
• 09 Kr. (1859 - Mi. #14, Sc. #17) -Carmine Rose, Lilac Red.
• 18 Kr. (1860 - Mi. #15, Sc. #18) - Blue, Dark Blue.
  

In 1859 a perforating machine was ordered from Vienna by the postal administrations of Baden and Wurttemberg, and the new machine was setup at Carlsruhe. Experimentation began in late 1859, utilizing the current imperforate arms definitive postage stamps.
The fivemajor-type perforated Wurttemberg stamps shown above were issued between 1860 and 1862. Their printing attributes are identical to those of the stamps issued in 1859 and 1860.
The catalog attributes, for stamps printed on thick paper and that are perforated 13 1/2, are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1860 - Mi. #16x, Sc. #19) -Brown, Dark Brown.
• 03 Kr. (1860 - Mi. #17x, Sc. #20) -Yellow Orange.
• 06 Kr. (1860 - Mi. #18x, Sc. #21) - Green.
• 09 Kr. (1860 - Mi. #19x, Sc. #22) -Carmine.
  

The catalog attributes, for stamps printed on thin paper and that are perforated 13 1/2, are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1861 - Mi. #16y, Sc. #23) - Brown, Black Brown.
• 03 Kr. (1861 - Mi. #17y, Sc. #25) -Yellow Orange.
• 06 Kr. (1861 - Mi. #18y, Sc. #29) - Green.
• 09 Kr. (1861 - Mi. #19y, Sc. #27) - Rose, Claret.
• 18 Kr. (1862 - Mi. #20y, Sc. #29) - Dark Blue.
  

The catalog attributes, for stamps printed on thin paper and that are perforated 10, are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1862 - Mi. #21, Sc. #30) -Black Brown.
• 03 Kr. (1862 - Mi. #22, Sc. #31) -Yellow Orange.
• 06 Kr. (1862 - Mi. #23, Sc. #32) - Green.
• 09 Kr. (1862 - Mi. #24, Sc. #33) -Claret.
  

The German-Austrian Postal Administration adopted a regulation under which all the members agreed to use the same colors for their commonly used definitive postage stamps. Because of these required color changes, the contemporary Wurttemberg stamps were re-issued in new colors during 1963.
The fivemajor-type perforated Wurttemberg stamps shown above were issued between 1863 and 1867. Their technical attributes are identical to those of the stamps issued between 1860 and 1862, but the colors are different.
Catalog attributes, for stamps that are perforated 10, are as follows.

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• 01 Kr. (1863 - Mi. #25, Sc. #34) - Yellow Green, Green.
• 03 Kr. (1863 - Mi. #26, Sc. #36) -Rose, Dark Claret.
• 06 Kr. (1863 - Mi. #27, Sc. #37) - Blue.
• 09 Kr. (1863 - Mi. #28, Sc. #39) - Yellow Brown, Red Brown, Black Brown.
• 18 Kr. (1864 - Mi. #29, Sc. #40) - Orange.
  

In 1865, the Wurttemberg postal service ordered a rouletting machine from Berlin, so they wouldn't have to travel all the way to Carlsruhe, every time they wanted to perforate new stocks of printed sheets of stamps. The new arms definitives of 1863 were now rouletted 10.

The only problem with rouletting sheets of postage stamps was that it made a mess of the individual stamps. Many of the rouletted stamps were torn, when separation was attempted, as shown in the image above.
Catalog attributes, for stamps that are rouletted 10, are as follows.

• 01 Kr. (1865 - Mi. #30, Sc. #41) - Yellow Green, Green.
• 03 Kr. (1865 - Mi. #31, Sc. #42) -Rose, Dark Claret.
• 06 Kr. (1865 - Mi. #32, Sc. #43) - Blue.
• 09 Kr. (1866 - Mi. #33, Sc. #45) - Yellow Brown, Red Brown, Black Brown.
• 18 Kr. (1867 - Mi. #34, Sc. #46) - Orange.
  

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