Envelopes.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Civil War covers
Printed envelopes from the Civil War period, primarily with slogans concerning politics and secession, and images of American cities, flags, and military leaders.
Iron Cross correspondence
36 letters with enclosures comprising fan correspondence to Sab Grey and Mark Haggerty of the Washington, D.C., hardcore punk band Iron Cross. Most correspondence is addressed to Grey at Dischord Records’ “Dischord House” in Arlington, Virginia, with some addressed to Haggerty in Bethesda, Maryland. Also included are replies from Grey and Haggerty to fans, some with photocopied flyers.
James I. Clarke speakeasy cards and Civil War covers
Speakeasy membership cards and envelopes printed with Civil War slogans and prints.
Louis Kaiser, collector miscellany
Includes twelve miscellaneous envelopes with elaborate designs, including nine Civil War covers; and two copies of the Philadelphia newspaper THE BOTANICAL SENTINEL AND LITERARY GAZETTE, 1836.
Nineteenth century stamped envelopes
Four envelopes addressed to Dr. G. W. Hoysradt in Ithaca (dentist); one to Mr. J. B. Williams in Utica, N.Y.; and one to Miss Alice A. Jewett in Canandaigua, N.Y.
Trans-oceanic airmail miscellany
Photographs, descriptions, and covers concerning early trans-oceanic airmail flights.