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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 245289, member: 66&quot;]Sometimes you can because the printer goofs and lists the zipcode with the address on the early envelopes.&nbsp; The 64&#039;s might have zipcodes because I believe the zipcode went into effect in late 1963.&nbsp; A few years befor that they may have the two digit postal area between the city and state.&nbsp; Before about 1961 even that shouldn&#039;t be there.&nbsp; But sometimes you will see &quot;Orogoninal unopened proof sets&quot; from the late 50&#039;s with full zipcodes after the state.&nbsp; Those are geeting rare though.&nbsp; The printers have become more educated.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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