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2. Hebao - Wikipedia

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   Hebao is a bag composed of 2 sides: the interior and exterior side. [1] It is often embroidered on its outside while the inside is made of a thick layer of fabric. [1] The opening of the bag is threaded with a silk string that can tightened and loosened. [1] They are made in various shapes, such as rotund, oblong, peach, ruyi, and guava. [1]

3. Catcher pouch - Wikipedia

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   A catcher pouch is a mail bag that can be used in conjunction with a mail hook to "catch" mail awaiting pickup from a moving train. Catcher pouches were most often used by railway post offices in the nineteenth century and the early twentieth century. [ 1 ]

4. China Post - Wikipedia

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   A mail truck in Beijing A postal car towing trailers with mail, at a train station, notice that the right side door signage is transposed: CHINA POST TSOP ANIHC China Post logo with (New) Tai Lü script in Mohan, Yunnan. Postal offices and branches: 373,600 (2019) Mail processing centers: 236; First and second class truck route: 6.3 million ...

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7. Mail bag - Wikipedia

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   A mail bag or mailbag can be one of several types of bags used for collecting or carrying different types of postal material. [1] [2] References

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9. Diplomatic courier - Wikipedia

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   Diplomatic couriers inspecting the unloading of diplomatic bags. A diplomatic courier is an official who secures and transports diplomatic bags.Countries have utilized diplomatic couriers to handle important documents, artifacts and supplies between different countries since the 12th century.