For safety reasons, contractors gutting a 1904 U.S. Army barracks for an  
adaptive reuse project (U.S. Army, Fort Rosecrans) worked without monitors  
present. They were instructed to bring out any historical artifacts found during  
construction. When a bundle of 1905-vintage letters were brought out, not a  
single one of the envelopes had the stamps present. I found one loose stamp on  
the second floor staircase, so they did not get all the loot. We should have  
worn gas masks and watched their every step.
 
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.