National Postal Museum
Auxiliary handstamp, REFUSED
September 11, 2001
Postal clerks use 'Pointing Hand' rubber stamps to endorse a mail piece returned to the sender. The auxiliary stamps explain why the item could not be delivered. This particular rubber stamp marks a letter or package "refused," indicating that an addressee would not accept the mail piece.
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