I agree. I got one the other day marked "Branchline Trains-you guys
really should put your address in your ads-East Hartford, CT (no zip)"
Got here fine.

The SAME DAY a correctly addressed envelope was delivered to the
trucking company two doors down....

Oh, the first guy was looking for boxcar parts (freight car content!)

Bill

Richard Hendrickson wrote:

Richard - That's the exact address I have. - Al
Westerfield

I recently wrote to Allen Stanley, the guy in South Carolina who has the
extensive collection of diagram books and similar material, and my letter
was returned stamped "insufficient address>

Guy Wilber advised that Allen also has an apartment number at that address
- apt. 239 - and apparently some USPS nitwit couldn't or wouldn't deliver
it without the apartment number. In contrast, the Ashland post office
phoned us the other day about a hopelessly mis-addressed letter after they
went to the trouble to look us up in the phone book. It's a crap shoot;
USPS service ranges from excellent to abysmal.

Richard H. Hendrickson
Ashland, Oregon 97520

Richard - That's the exact address I have. - Al
Westerfield

I recently wrote to Allen Stanley, the guy in South Carolina who has the
extensive collection of diagram books and similar material, and my letter
was returned stamped "insufficient address." I find this puzzling as the
address I used has worked in the past (though not recently). I have 4001
Pelham Road, Greer, SC 29650. Can anyone who's been in touch with him
recently provide a more recent/more detailed address that will work?
Thanks in advance.

Richard H. Hendrickson
Ashland, Oregon 97520