rare. [f. as prec. + -AL.] The action of transmitting; transmission.
Letter of transmittal, an official letter in which the recipient is informed that certain documents are transferred to his custody. U.S.
1724. Swift, Drapier’s Lett., vii. The prodigious profit which England receives by the transmittal thither of two thirds of the revenues of this whole Kingdom.
1813. Brand’s Pop. Antiq., I. Pref. 7. In the transmittal of vulgar rites and popular opinions.
1904. Athenæum, 18 June, 788/1. The letter of transmittal … is dated July 1st, 1899.
