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Postage | RNIB Keep your postie busy with postage labels and open your packages quickly and safely with our special cutting tool. ... 1 to 2 of 2. 1; Best seller. DP11. Articles for the Blind postage labels. 896 In stock. View product. DH407. Nimble one-finger cutting tool. 6 In stock. View product. Filter by: Free postal service - Articles for the Blind scheme - RNIB To use the scheme, the mail you post must have ' Articles for the Blind ' on the front cover, either on a label or in writing. It must also show an external return address. All mail sent by the scheme is subject to inspection by Royal Mail, so you must leave it open, or it must be easy to open and re-seal.

What is the Articles for the Blind Scheme? - Sight Advice FAQ You can only send items and equipment which have been specially produced or adapted for someone with sight loss, for example: books, papers and letters - either in braille or in large print (minimum font size 16pt) relief maps. You can also send visual and electronic media like: computer disks and CDs

Articles for the blind postage labels

Articles for the Blind |Royal Mail To send items under the scheme, simply write 'ARTICLES FOR THE BLIND' on the front of the envelope and the sender's name and address clearly on the reverse of the envelope. Leave your mail open or make sure it's easy to open for inspection. Free Matter For The Blind Peel-Off Stick-On Label, 90 pcs Free Matter For The Blind Peel-Off Stick-On Label, 90 pcs $3.45 (No reviews yet) Write a Review SKU: 126789 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 days Current Stock: Quantity: Add to Wish List Overview Reviews Product Description No stamping, no ink, just peel a label from the sheet and put it on your letter. DOCX Articles for the blind postage labels (DP11) - Microsoft These printed peel-off labels can be used by blind people to send certain items by post free of charge. Supplied as a pack of 200 labels on serrated paper. Orientation The label measures 15cm (6) across and the top left hand corner has been cut off for easy identification. There is a raised vertical line towards the left hand side.

Articles for the blind postage labels. How do I send items using the Articles for the Blind scheme? To send items under the scheme, simply write 'Articles for the Blind' on the front of the envelope or package. You must also write on a return address. The following size and weight limits apply: Size limits: rectangular parcels: maximum dimensions: 610mm x 460mm x 460mm Articles For The Blind Postage Labels | RNIB Pack of 200 self-adhesive labels for Royal Mail's "Articles for the Blind" scheme which enables blind and partially sighted people to send certain items through the post free of charge. The label includes a space to write your return address, as well the recipients name and address. Wording "Articles for the Blind" is printed at the top of each ... An Post's guide to posting to the blind | Personal | An Post The following provisions shall apply to Postal Services for the Blind:— (1) Every Postal Packet shall bear on the outside thereof the inscription "Postal Services for the Blind" or in the case of a Foreign Postal Packet "Literature for the Blind" and the written or printed name and address of the sender. DOCX Articles for the blind postage labels (DP11) - Microsoft These printed peel-off labels can be used by blind people to send certain items by post free of charge. Supplied as a pack of 200 labels on serrated paper. Orientation The label measures 15cm (6) across and the top left hand corner has been cut off for easy identification. There is a raised vertical line towards the left hand side.

Free Matter For The Blind Peel-Off Stick-On Label, 90 pcs Free Matter For The Blind Peel-Off Stick-On Label, 90 pcs $3.45 (No reviews yet) Write a Review SKU: 126789 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 days Current Stock: Quantity: Add to Wish List Overview Reviews Product Description No stamping, no ink, just peel a label from the sheet and put it on your letter. Articles for the Blind |Royal Mail To send items under the scheme, simply write 'ARTICLES FOR THE BLIND' on the front of the envelope and the sender's name and address clearly on the reverse of the envelope. Leave your mail open or make sure it's easy to open for inspection.

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