postmark

noun
UK /ˈpəʊstmɑːk/
US /ˈpoʊstmɑːrk/

A mark printed on a letter to show when and where it was mailed.

The envelope had a postmark from Paris dated last Tuesday.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To print an official mark on a piece of mail showing the date and place of mailing.

The clerk postmarked the package before dropping it in the bin.

3. A mark or impression resembling a postal postmark, often used as a sign of authenticity.

The old book bore the postmark of a famous library.

4. A record or indication of origin or date, especially one that is official.

The project carried the postmark of its founding year.