[Nogbad]

As far as I know, the Florida letter has never been found and thus we don't know the postmark.

If you go back to some very early threads, before the Daschle letter,
there was a mention of (I believe) a St. Petersburg postmark.

This fact, of course, no longer is mentioned in the press,
nor is mention made of the Terrorists' interest in crop dusters.

Part of the FBI-Media disinformation campaign, perhaps?

[quimby]

No letter was ever found in florida. Can you verify what you say?

[Nita Nupress]

This mentions the St. Petersburg postmark:

http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:EQF0BrzY5cI:www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-000081749oct13.story%3Fcoll%3Dla-headlines-nation+St.+Petersburg+postmark+anthrax+letter&hl=en

[Mitchell]

Here's a link to an article on the St. Petersburg letter (scroll towards the bottom of the article). The letter is probably a bogus copycat letter, unrelated to the real anthrax attack. It contained a white powder that tested negative for anthrax.

The letter said:

"Howard Toxler ... 1st case of disease now blow away this dust so you see how the real thing flys. Oklahoma-Ryder Truck! Skyway bridge-18 wheels."

This note, which misspells Troxler's name even though it's spelled correctly on the envelope, appears to be a threat of anthrax and also a truck bomb on the St. Petersburg Skyway Bridge, but it seems to be a fake.

Here's a photograph of the envelope: