The Postal Savings and Money Order Bureau was established on March 11, 1887, with the revision of the Ministry of Communications regulations. This bureau was responsible for matters related to money orders and postal savings. According to the regulations for the division of duties of each section of the Ministry of Communications, established on March 26 of the same year, the bureau had two sections: the First Section, which handled postal money orders, and the Second Section, which handled postal savings. The Postal Savings and Money Order Bureau was abolished on July 1, 1890, with the revision of the Ministry of Communications regulations, and was replaced by the Postal Money Order and Savings Bureau as an external bureau of the Ministry of Communications. Found this while decluttering. Please refrain from purchasing if you are not comfortable with used items as this has been stored at home. Please check the photos for the condition.