[Dx-qsl] Press It - Seal It Envelopes

Fri Oct 11 23:19:05 2002

Don't know Pete.  I know that the cards I send all fit in the 6 3/4 return envelopes...although the 7's would be nicer.  However, I notice that the 9's etc run a lot more than the 10 and 6 3/4 size, because of demand. 

6 3/4 should work for most US managers, as most use the 3.5/5.5 card size, and you can usually get 4-5 cards in before the envelope gets so wide that the glue strip grabs something besides the envelope.  

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Steve Wheatley KU9C 
PO Box 31
Morristown NJ  07963-0031 
U.S.A. 

email:  [email protected] 
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---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Peter Dougherty <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 22:00:14 -0400

>At 09:36 PM 10/11/2002, you wrote:
>>Thanks for that Carl.  It makes it easier, plus, I have no doubt that some 
>>of the lick and seal types leave marks on the various cards.
>
>Steve (or anybody else), do you have any idea where I can find #7 or #9 
>air-mail peen-n-stick envelopes? Or even non-air-mail peen-n-stick? I use 
>Mead #10s as my outbound mailer and lick-n-stick #7 envelopes for SAE now. 
>I've never seen a #7 or #9 with peel-n-stick adhesive anywhere in North 
>America, but I may just looking in the wrong places. Everybody has only 
>#10s or #6 3/4, which is too small for a large European size card.
>
>Right now I get my return evnvelopes through Ron at HamStuff.com (good 
>quality, inexpensive security tint #7, but non-air mail and with a gummed 
>flap).
>
>I'll tell you, though, I really miss the spiffy Eaton air mail envelopes. 
>They looked great and never had one get mangled. I must have gone through 
>about 300 of them until they stopped making them in April or May. I 
>couldn't even find a vendor to buy up remaining stock through.
>
>
>- pjd
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