U.S. National - Delivery Post-Office Address:



U.S. Postal / Treasury account
U.S. Post-Office
MONEY-ORDER
Per Postal Treaties and Statutory Contracts

3 cent stamp
and seal it



U.S. Post-Office # ______ -

MONEY-ORDER

Date: _________
  TENOR: ON SIGHT Postmaster Tracking No. _______________
Pay To The Order Of __________
Amount ___________Dollars __________
MEMO:____________________________

Drawn against my U.S. Postal/Treasury Pass-Book Savings Acccount -- as a Full Faith and Credit US POSTAL/TREASURY Obligation: The U.S. Postmasters and the Postmaster of the U.S. Pos:al/Treasury Office #10220-0001; as they are under Postal Treaties and Statutory Contracts to Make this Money-Order PAYMENT by way of the three (3) required U.S. Post-Office and Postal/Treasury processing numbers.

UNITED STATES -- Department of the Treasury
Attn: Secretary of the Treasurer (Treasury Postmaster)
1500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW
WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES, 20220-0001
 


By:


______________________________________
         Authorized Representative


Treasury Routing #: ____________ U.S. Postal/Treasury Account#: ________


American Executive Postmaster _________:
Counter-Signed by the Executive Officer for Authenticity of this U.S. Postal "Pass the Book" Money-Order Transferred obligation, which is to be forwarded to the U.S. Treasury Postmaster #26220-6001 of the U.S. Department of the Treasury for the Final Settlement processing.

Posted, Signed, Sealed and Dated on: _____________.
By the Free Will of: ________________________________________
American Executive Postmaster/Executor


Postmaster: One holding a public Office established for the benefit of the public in the operntion of a post office. The receipt and distribution of the mails from such office, and such other matters as are prescribed by statute for performance by the incumbent. 41 Am J1st P O § 12.

Pass the Book: The process of transfering responsibility for a trading account from one office to another: around theworld in order to benefit from trading 24 hours a day.

Money-order: The act of June 8, 1872 ch. 355, provided for the establishment of the money-order system of the United States, Sec R.S. §§ 4037-48.

Post-Office Money Order: An order for the payment of money issued by a post in accord with a money order system of the United States Postal Service established for convenience and safety in the remission of funds. 39 USC § 5101. An order for the payment of money to the payee named therein, drawn by one post office upon another under authority of an act of Congress and departmentaJ regulations. ll Am J2d B & N § 32; 41 Am J1st P O § 44.
Front of Post-Office Money-Order # ________
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For Delivery in Cash to the Presentee or to the Post-Office Address or

DEPOSITED into a Commercial BANK# ______ _ ACCOUNT: ______ _

ENDORSEMENT is founded Upon this Postal/Treasury Money-Order transaction being coompleted within 24 boun as a Posta! Banking requirement by the U.S. Postal/Treasury Department.
Endorsement by: ____________________________________________
Authorized Representative



The Postal "PASS the BOOK"; Money-Order- Obligation TRANSFEREE:
Authorized by U.S. Postal Agent, Banking Agent or Treasury Agent to Process this Money-Order against the identified Postal-Treasury account with the U.S Department of the Treasury for Settlement; per the U.S. Postal Treaties and Swtutory Contracts.
Back of Post-Office Money-Order # ________