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3 comments:
You're welcome!!
I there, I'm delurking to see if you would be interested in some envelopes from overseas. I could scan them and send you pictures if you would like to see them. Some of them are very interesting. Did you know that in China and India they glue cheesecloth inside to make them stronger and sometimes, if you are really lucky, the envelopes from India are lined with sari material! Yes, silk and sometimes voile. It's fabulous. Let me know. Leau Phillips
leau_phillips@yahoo.com
holy crap!
your certainly know how to entice an envelope hound.
thank you for delurking.
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