postmarkstamp

noun
UK /ˈpəʊstmɑːkstæmp/
US /ˈpoʊstmɑːrkstæmp/

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

The old envelope had a faded postmarkstamp from a small town in 1952.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A collectible stamp bearing a postmark, valued by stamp collectors.

He keeps his postmarkstamps in a special album.

3. The ink impression left by a postal marking device.

The postmarkstamp was smudged and hard to read.

4. A printed or stamped indication of postal handling on a package.

The parcel arrived with a bright red postmarkstamp.

5. A commemorative postal marking used to celebrate an event.

The fair issued a special postmarkstamp for its centennial.