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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 18 August 1922, Page 3

There is a prospect, it is stated. r>f the introduction into Great Britain of a machine which will largely do aw?v with the use of postage stamps, and. what is more, the post office is said i" be considering its use. The principle -J the machine is that it punches or packets with an official mark, which obviates using stamps. A meter registers each punch. Periodically the meter would lie read by the postal officials and accounts rendered to the firm or public body, who would be licensed by the post office to hire the macnln».