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government between 1712–1870 and
Australia produced lettersheets two
years before the
Mulready lettersheets were
issued in 1840.
During this
period envelopes...
- An aerogram, aerogramme, aérogramme, air
letter or
airletter is a thin
lightweight piece of
foldable and
gummed paper for
writing a
letter for transit...
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Taylor & Francis. p. 2179. ISBN 9780415939218. "Mulready stationery:
Lettersheets and envelopes". The Queen's Own:
Stamps That
Changed the World. National...
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Other philatelic items, such as
plate blocks,
miniature sheets, covers,
lettersheets, etc., can be
stored in stockbooks.
Stockbooks consist of a
number of...
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original on 31 May 2013.
Retrieved 20
November 2009. "Mulready stationery:
Lettersheets and envelopes". The Queen's Own:
Stamps That
Changed the World. National...
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private mail service,
notable for the
introduction of
prepaid stamped lettersheets in 1819. The
first postage stamps in
Italy were also
issued by the Sardinian...
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Opened up 1628
lettersheet showing folds,
address and seal, with
letter being written on the obverse...
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could be held
together by seal at the apex of the
topmost flap; and
lettersheets that were cut in rectangles,
folded over and
sealed or
tucked in. Stationery...
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October 1942.: 6
Internees were
allowed three lettersheets and four
postcards a month.
Lettersheets could contain as many
words as
could be fit on the...
- Pre-stamp 1628
lettersheet opened up
showing folds,
address and seal, with
letter being written on the obverse...
