File:Fiscaux-pmsi-sur-document.jpg

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An image from Jean Goanvic's website about philately and history "https://www.histoire-et-philatelie.fr" illustrating the postal history and general (modern) history of France and the French Colonial Empire and the surrounding context.

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English: An image from Jean Goanvic's website about philately and history "https://www.histoire-et-philatelie.fr" illustrating the postal history and general (modern) history of France and the French Colonial Empire and the surrounding context.
Français : LES MARQUES ADMINISTRATIVES DES P.M.S.I.

Le courrier administratif fait généralement référence à la "Délégation Impériale pour les P.M.S." (sans le "I", le mot "Indochinois" étant d'origine coloniale).

On connaît divers cachets administratifs avec les lettres "P.M.S." ou "P.M.S.I.".
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Author Scanned by Jean Goanvic's website about philately and history "https://www.histoire-et-philatelie.fr".

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