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| With the war with Japan coming to an end, mail
services began to resume within the Philippines.
Mass destruction had taken place throughout the provinces, and many post offices and their supplies had been destroyed. Post masters had to work with whatever means that was necessary to provide mail services, mainly lack of stamps and cancelling devices. |
1945 AUGUST 16: CABA, LA UNION to MAINE 6c "VICTORY" issue for proper 6c single outbound rate tied with mansucript cancel. Letter underwent both military and civil censorship. |
1945 OCTOBER 15: SAN GABRIEL, LA UNION to HONOLULU Franked with 2c x 3 Rizal "VICTORY" issues with manuscript ties. Proper 6c single outbound letter rate. |
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