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Mrs. Van Puyster's Idea - Part 2
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sosumi
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Mrs. Van Puyster's Idea - Part 2
Here are the last two pages, the letter and the back of the envelope with the wax seal. The front of the envelope was blank.
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Roaring20s
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Re: Mrs. Van Puyster's Idea - Part 2
What a nice bit of advertising!
Especially the envelope with its Nipper seal.
James.
Especially the envelope with its Nipper seal.
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gramophone78
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Re: Mrs. Van Puyster's Idea - Part 2
Again, another great piece to have with the booklet. The red wax seal is similar to the seal Berliner used on his warranty cards that accompanied the machines here in Canada. Very cool....thanks again 
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rodpickett
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Re: Mrs. Van Puyster's Idea - Part 2
What a great piece. I wonder if any of those seals are still around anywhere?
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Tinkerbell
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Re: Mrs. Van Puyster's Idea - Part 2
I love this type of ephermera, especially given the fact that by its very nature, it was assumed to be short-lived and destined for the trash can.sosumi wrote:Here are the last two pages, the letter and the back of the envelope with the wax seal. The front of the envelope was blank.
