Censorship resealing label
National Postal Museum

Censorship resealing label

1941-1945

paper; ink (black)
National Postal Museum
CC0 — Public Domain
National Postal Museum

Censorship resealing label used on letters from New Zealand in World War II to indicate contents had been opened, reviewed, censored, and resealed. The British Commonwealth of Nations used letter codes in censorship to designate between countries. New Zealand's letter code was DDA. The resealing label shows "D.D.A." (New Zealand) and the censor's number.

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