Showing posts with label stationary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stationary. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Community Supported Agriculture #CSA stationery for Springtime


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Friday, April 15, 2011

Letter Took 66 Years to be Delivered + The art of writing letters | Gather

The Letter that Took 66 Years to be Delivered | Gather:

1965 envelope sent to local office of 20th Cen...
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The letter that took 66 years to be delivered appeared on Saturday. Carrier James Patrick picked up his daily batch of mail and spotted a rather yellow envelope. The address was typed and there were four 1-cent stamps still in very good condition.


"Have you ever been to a yard sale and purchased a mystery box? Perhaps someone did just that and found the old envelope and decided to drop it in the mail. There are dozens of explanations of where this letter has been, who had it and why it recently showed up. Most of us would prefer a romantic ending to this story, but we shall never know."

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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Wedding Invites, Birth Announcement Cards, Christimas Cards at Hello!Lucky UK

Wedding Invites, Birth Announcement Cards, Christimas Cards at Hello!Lucky UK



Welcome to Hello!Lucky, the foremost designer of letterpress wedding invitations, Christmas cards, birthday cards, party invitations, greetings cards and stationery. Our enchanting birthday invitations, letterpress greeting cards and thank you cards are designed to make your invites and correspondence truly unique. Should you need a gorgeous wedding invitation, a unique birthday card, you’ve come to the right establishment.

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Stationary from the Boar War

Stamp of authority
Thousands of Australians served in South Africa during the Boer War but mail sent during the conflicts is quite rare. This envelope, borrowed by the Canadian contingent by a Queensland soldier, is now worth an estimated $500.

Thousands of Australians served in South Africa during the Boer War but mail sent during the conflicts is quite rare. This envelope, borrowed by the Canadian contingent by a Queensland soldier, is now worth an estimated $500.

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