Steve Levine
P.O. Box 951
Linden Hill Station
Flushing, NY
11354
Phone: 718-939-5788
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UNITED STATES
SPECIALIZED
ENVELOPES BY UPSS#
PART 2: U401-419
PRICELIST & ORDER BLANK THIS LIST is both a pricelist of my stock and an order blank. Scott #’s are taken from the most recent Scott U.S. Specialized Catalog. UPSS Numbers (when used) are taken from the most recent UPSS 19th & 20th Century Envelope Catalogs. Where necessary, I invent my own numbers.
HOW TO ORDER:
1. DINOSAUR STYLE
If ordering
Dinosaur Style (thru the mail), you can print out this sheet, then circle the
price of what you want and mail it in with your payment. PLEASE circle
with a fine colored marker; any color will do.
2. ONLINE
Sorry, this is not a full-function
interactive website with a shopping cart and card processing ability. It's
Dinosaur-style; it only has listings. Still, we can improvise!
You
can send me an e-mail and type out what you want and the price.
OR, you can cut & paste the item with its description
and price.
IF the item exists in several conditions or forms (such as f-vf or vf for
stamps, or as Cut Squares or Full Corners) please indicate which you want.
OR you can cut & paste large portions of the list and
HIGHLIGHT
whatever you want. Green (the 00-80-00
shade for the techs out there) works well, as does
Red
(the FF-00-00 shade).
I accept VISA, Master Card, and American Express. I also accept
PAY PAL, at my e-mail address of
"slwarking@erols.com".
3. PHONE
IF your order is relatively simple or if you have a few questions, you can
phone me at 718-939-5788. For me, "business hours"
are flexible. I'm usually in, and if I'm not, you get
the answering machine. Leave your #; I'll get back to you.
SELLOUTS AND REFUNDS This list
is backed by a pretty hefty inventory, and most of the items on it are
well-stocked. However, a few difficult items are "1-of-a-kind", AND I have
over 5,000 items of Postal Stationery in stock. Keeping my lists current
is a chore-and-a-half; occasionally I won't remove a sold out item quickly
enough. It doesn't happen often, but it will happen, and I apologize in
advance for the inconvenience.
TERMS
OF PURCHASE: Items from this list
may be combined with items from my other lists for a
MINIMUM ORDER
of $15. ALL ORDERS will be shipped via
Insured or Registered mail, for your protection. Please add $2 for postage
and insurance to all orders. Smaller orders will carry private insurance
and will have NO USPS markings. There's no "handling" fee;
just actual postage expenses. This is for U.S. orders only. Overseas
shipments, please e-mail me in advance for shipping information.
New York State Residents, please add the appropriate
Sales tax. VISA, Master Card and American Express are accepted: please
include all information which appears in raised print,
PLUS
the 3 digit security code which appears on the back. PayPal accepted.
SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED ON ALL
ORDERS
INFORMATION ABOUT ENVELOPES BY UPSS#: AT the end of this list is some information about Specialized Envelopes by UPSS# which you'll find useful. I have a few words to say on the subjects of SPECIALIZED ENVELOPE collecting, and that most important matter, the overall quality of what I sell. CLICK HERE
HOW TO USE THIS LIST:
This list is a
SPECIALIZED ENVELOPE
list, intended for the advanced collector.
It's LONG on numbers, SHORT on descriptions. BEGINNERS and INTERMEDIATE
collectors will be more comfortable using my
EARLY
ENVELOPES and
MODERN
ENVELOPES list which provide better
descriptions of the items.
There are 8 columns in this list...as follows:
1. SCOTT # refers to the number in the Scott Specialized Catalog of United
States Stamps & Covers. Where necessary, I improvise a bit.
2. UPSS # refers to the number in the Catalog(s)
of the 19th/20th Century Stamped Envelopes and Wrappers of the United States
published by the United Postal Stationery Society.
3. RA If "RA" appears in the 3rd column,
then the envelope has a RETURN ADDRESS, or what the old timers used to call a
"Corner Card".
4. UPSS SZ is the UPSS Size of the envelope.
These sizes are listed below.
5. WIND ? If W appears in the 5th column,
then this is a WINDOW ENVELOPE.
6. KN This is the UPSS "Knife". It
refers to the way the envelopes are die-cut before the flaps are folded and gummed.
7. WMK This is the Watermark on the
envelope.
8. PRICE There are 2 kinds of envelopes.
COMMON VARIETIES, where the price is based on Scott, and PREMIUM VARIETIES,
where the price is based on the UPSS Catalog. Scott Catalogs are issued
yearly and are usually on the mark with pricing. UPSS Catalogs are fairly
accurate WHEN ISSUED; the 19th Century was last issued in 2012 and the 20th
century was last issued in 2011. In a few years, they're behind the curve,
especially on the early material. BOTH catalogs are necessary to
understand the price structure.
A GUIDE TO
ENVELOPE SIZES: Created
for a variety of reasons, Early envelopes exist in a wide range of sizes.
Here they are:
UPSS SIZE 1: 118 x 65 mm
UPSS SIZE 10: 160 x 89 mm
UPSS SIZE 19: 191 x 99 mm
UPSS SIZE 2: 120 x 73 mm UPSS SIZE 11: 160 x 95 mm
UPSS SIZE 20: 219 x 92 mm
UPSS SIZE 3: 134 x 73 mm UPSS SIZE 12: 165 x 92 mm
UPSS SIZE 21: 225 x 98 mm
UPSS SIZE 4: 130 x 80 mm UPSS SIZE 13: 171 x 94 mm
UPSS SIZE 22: 241 X 100 mm
UPSS SIZE 5: 137 x 77 mm UPSS SIZE 14: 119 x 92 mm
UPSS SIZE 23: 241 x 105 mm
UPSS SIZE 6: 140 x 78 mm
UPSS SIZE 15: 130 x 105 mm
UPSS SIZE 24: 249 x 104 mm
UPSS SIZE 7: 139 x 82 mm
UPSS SIZE 16: 134 x 108 mm UPSS SIZE 25: 258 x 111 mm
UPSS SIZE 8: 149 x 85 mm
UPSS SIZE 17: 140 x 108 mm
UPSS SIZE 26: 271 x 118 mm
UPSS SIZE 9: 149 x 92 mm
UPSS SIZE 18: 143 x 111 mm
Recently, some new
sizes have been used:
UPSS SIZE 22A: 190 x 127 mm
Used on Scott #U613.
UPSS SIZE 18A: 201 x 91
mm Used on Official envelopes which were
used for mailing Savings Bonds.
UPSS SIZE 22B: 226 x
112 mm Used on Official envelopes which
were
use for mailing Passports.
ALL ENVELOPES ARE MINT, WITH NO PRINTING, UNLESS YOU SEE "RA" IN FRONT OF THE PRICE.
MERCANTILE ISSUES: U401-U419
SCOTT UPSS
RA UPSS WIND KN
WMK PRICE
# # ? SZ ?
LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U400 1473 RA
7 34
15 1.20
U400 1473
7 34
18 .65
U400 1474
8 41
15 .65
U400 1476a
10 54u
15 .80
U400 1477
10 55u
15A 2.75
U400 1478
10 57
14 5.00
U400 1478
10 57
15 .65
U400 1478
RA 10
57 15A 5.25
U400 1478a
10 57o
15 5.25
This envelope was formerly #1478b
in the 2004 Catalog.
U400 1478b RA 10
57u 15 1.20
This envelope was
formerly #1478c in the 2004 Catalog.
U400 1480
13 78
15 .80
U400 1480a
13 78o
15 4.00
U400 1482
16 88
15 1.20
U400 1483
17 89
18 1.20
U400 1484b RA 23
106u 15 .80
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U400 1490
10 59
20 1.20
U400 1493
17 89
20 1.60
U400 1494a RA 23
106u 20 2.75
Minor Dents &
dings.
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U400a
1496 RA 8
41 17 2.50
Priced low because it hs a BIG address on the front.
U400a 1497
10 57
15 1.15
U400a 1497
10 57
15A 1.40
U400a 1497
10 57
16 2.00
U400a 1499a
23 106u
15 2.00
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U400a 1502 RA
13 78
19 2.00
U400a 1502
RA 13
78 20 5.25
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1912-1915
U400c 1516
10 58
17 1.25
U400c 1516 RA 10
58 18 2.75
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U400c 1518
10 58
19 1.25
U400c 1521
19 W 79w 19
8.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1908-1915
U401 1523
8 41
15 2.50
U401 1525 RA
10 57
15 2.50
U401 1525 RA
10 57
17 2.50
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U401
1533a RA 13 80u
19 32.00
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WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U401a 1540 RA 13
78 19 4.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U402 1553
13 78
15 11.50
U402
1553a 13
78o 15 10.00
Minor creases....cut square area is perfect.
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U403 1562
RA 13
78 15 14.00
U403 1562a
13 78o
15 14.00
U403 1563
13 80
17 12.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U404 1570a
10 54u
15 5.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U406 1582
3 8
15 2.25
U406 1584
8 41
15 2.25
U406 1586 RA
10 57
15 2.25
U406 1586 RA
10 57
15A 2.25
U406 1589
14 84
15 2.25
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U406a 1594 RA 10
57 15 85.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U406b 1596 RA 10
57 15A 2.25
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U407 1599
7 34
15 8.25
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U407b 1609
10 57
15 7.00
U407b 1610 RA 13
78 15 7.00
U407b 1611 RA 23
106 15 12.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U408 1612
7 34
15 11.00
U408 1614 RA
10 57
15 11.00
U408 1615 RA
11 64
15 16.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U408b 1619
10 57
15 10.50
U408b 1620
13 78
15 10.50
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U409 1621
7 34
15 7.50
U409 1623 RA
10 57
15 7.50
U409 1624
11 64
15 5.50
Creases...but cut
square area is perfect.
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U409b 1628 RA 10
57 15 7.50
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U411 1631
3 8
15 1.15
U411 1631
3 8
16 1.20
U411 1631
3 8
18 1.20
U411 1633
7 34
15 1.15
U411 1633
7 34
16 1.20
U411 1633
7 34
18 1.15
U411 1634
8 41
15 1.15
U411 1634
8 41
17 1.15
U411 1636 RA
9 45
14 1.20
U411 1637 RA
10 57
15 1.15
U411 1637 RA
10 57
16 1.15
U411 1638 RA
10 59
16 1.15
U411 1638 RA
10 59
17 1.15
U411 1638 RA
10 59
18 1.15
U411 1639 RA
11 64
15 1.20
U411 1640 RA
13 78
14 2.00
U411 1642 RA
13 80
17 1.60
U411 1643
14 84
15 1.15
U411 1643-i
14 84
15 7.00
"I" in UNITED has a
dot at the top.
Formerly
Thorp-listed, 2171b
U411 1646
21 100
14 2.00
U411 1646 RA
21 100
15 4.75
U411 1646
21 100
18 1.15
U411 1649
25 124
15 1.20
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U411 1656 RA
10 59
20 1.15
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U411a 1667
3 8
15 2.50
U411a 1668
7 34
15 2.50
U411a 1671 RA
9 45
15 2.50
U411a 1672 RA 10
57 15 2.50
U411a 1673 RA 10
59 16 2.00
U411a 1673 RA 10
59 18 6.50
U411a 1674 RA 11
64 15 2.50
U411a 1674 RA 11
64 17 5.25
U411a 1675 RA 13
78 16 4.50
U411a 1677
14 84
15 3.25
U411a 1678
16 88
15 4.00
U411a 1680
23 106
15 6.00
U411a 1687 RA 23
112 20 6.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U411b 1690
8 41
18 4.00
U411b 1693
10 57
15 6.50
U411b 1694 RA 10
59 18 1.35
U411b 1696 RA 13
80 17 2.75
U411b 1696 RA 13
80 18 2.75
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U411c 1708
8 41
15 1.15
U411c 1709
10 57
15 1.15
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U411d 1725
7 34
15 2.75
U411d 1727 RA
8 42
18 2.50
U411d 1729a RA 10
57 15 1.60
U411d 1729b
10 57
15 2.75
U411d 1729c RA 10
57 15 2.00
U411d 1729d RA 10
57 15 2.75
U411d 1729e RA 10
57 15 1.60
U411d 1730 RA 10
59 18 6.00
U411d 1730a RA 10
59 18 1.60
U411d 1730b RA 10
59 17 2.50
U411d 1730b RA 10
59 18 1.60
U411d 1730d RA 10
59 18 1.60
U411d 1730e RA 10
59 18 6.00
U411d 1730f RA 10
59 18 16.00
U411d 1730g RA 10
59 17 5.00
U411d 1730g RA 10
59 18 2.00
U411d 1730h RA 10
59 18 2.75
U411d 1730i RA 10
59 18 2.50
U411d 1732 RA 13
78 15 2.00
U411d 1732a RA 13
78 15 3.25
U411d 1732b
13 78
15 4.00
U411d 1733 RA 13
80 17 6.50
U411d 1734
16 88
15 3.75
U411d 1736 RA 21
100 17 1.60
U411d 1736 RA 21
100 18 2.00
U411d 1736a RA 21
100 15 2.75
U411d 1737 RA 23
106 18 3.25
U411d 1737a RA 23
106 18 6.00
U411d 1738 RA 25
124 18 2.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1912-1915
U411e 1743 RA 10
58 17 1.35
U411e 1744
13 79
17 1.35
U411e 1745
23 110
17 1.35
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U411e 1747 RA 10
58 19 1.35
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U412 1763
7 34
17 4.00
U412 1764
8 41
15 1.00
U412 1766
9 45
15 8.00
U412 1767 RA
10 57
15 1.00
U412 1767 RA
10 57
17 1.20
U412 1768 RA
10 59
17 3.75
U412 1769 RA
11 64
15 4.00
U412 1769 RA
11 64
16 1.00
U412 1772 RA
13 80
17 1.20
U412 1772 RA
13 80
18 2.00
U412 1773 RA
21 100
15 2.00
U412 1774 RA
23 106
15 2.75
U412 1775 RA
25 124
15 2.75
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U412 1781 RA
13 80
19 1.20
U412 1784 RA
23 112
20 2.75
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U412a 1788 RA
9 45
15 35.00
U412a 1800 RA 23
112 20 12.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U412b 1807 RA 23
106 17 6.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U412c 1813 RA 10
57 15 1.20
U412c 1815 RA 13
78 15 3.25
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U412c 1823
23 106
20 4.00
Unusually dark red for this issue!
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U412d 1827b RA
10 57
15 2.75
U412d 1827d RA 10
57 15 4.00
U412d 1828e RA 10
59 17 3.25
U412d 1828f RA 10
59 17 25.00
Damaged! Return address partially erased & thinned.
Otherwise, the envelope is in good
condition.
U412d 1828g RA
10 59
17 40.00
U412d 1830 RA 13
78 15 10.00
U412d 1830c RA 13
78 15 6.50
U412d 1831 RA 13
80 17 6.00
U412d 1832 RA 21
100 17 5.00
U412d 1833 RA 23
106 17 2.50
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1912-1915
U412e 1835
10 58
17 1.20
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U413 1848 RA
7 34
17 4.00
U413 1849
8 41
17 .80
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U413 1851
RA 10
57 15 1.20
U413 1851
10 57
17 3.75
U413 1852 RA
10 59
17 1.20
U413 1853 RA
11 64
15 .80
U413 1857
21 100
15 .80
U413 1857 RA
21 100
17 1.20
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U413 1862 RA
21 100
20 2.75
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U413a 1864 RA 10
57 15 4.50
U413a 1867 RA 13
78 15 8.00
U413a 1867 RA 13
78 17 4.50
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U413c 1875
8 41
15 1.15
U413c 1876
10 57
15 1.15
U413c 1877
13 78
15 2.75
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U413d 1882a RA
10 57
15 14.00
U413d 1882b RA 10
57 15 12.00
U413d 1883a RA 10
59 17 22.00
U413d 1883b
10 59
17 16.00
U413d 1885c RA 13
78 15 20.00
U413d 1887 RA 21
100 17 12.00
U413d 1887a RA 21
100 15 3.25
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U414 1896
7 34
15 1.25
U414 1896 RA
7 34
17 2.50
U414 1897
8 41
15 16.00
U414 1897 RA
8 41
17 2.00
U414 1899 RA
10 57
15 7.00
U414 1900 RA
10 59
17 1.25
U414 1901
11 64
15 1.25
U414 1905 RA
21 100
17 1.25
WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U414 1906
8 41
19 40.00
U414 1907 RA
8 42
20 5.25
U414 1909
RA 13
80 19 2.75
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U414a 1916 RA 13
78 17 40.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U414c 1927
8 41
15 1.20
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WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U414c 1933A RA 10
60 10 1.20
Scott
unlisted Die, Smithe Press, formerly listed as
UPSS #1931.
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U414d 1938c RA 13
78 15 6.50
U414d 1939 RA 13
80 17 8.00
U414d 1940 RA 21
100 17 4.00
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U414e 1942
RA 10
58 17 1.00
U414e 1943 RA 13
78 17 1.20
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WOVE PAPER ISSUES: 1915-1916
U416 1970 RA
25 124
20 33.50
Minor corner crease.
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U418a 1983
10 57
15 12.50
U418a 1984
10 59
18 12.50
U418a 1984-W
10 59
18 20.00
Darker, thicker
"war paper".
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U418 1985 RA
8 41
15 12.50
U418 1986 RA
10 57
15 12.50
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LAID PAPER ISSUES: 1907-1915
U419 1998
10 57
15 22.50
END OF SPECIALIZED ENVELOPES BY UPSS # LIST,
PART 2
RETURN TO HOME PAGE LAST UPDATED: AUGUST 9, 2014
SPECIALIZED ENVELOPE INFORMATION
BEFORE I say a few words about Specialized Envelopes, I'd like you to read the information sections in my EARLY ENVELOPES and MODERN ENVELOPES lists. These sections should give you a general background, especially in terms of the quality to expect.
There are only 2 minor differences between Specialized (UPSS#) Envelope collecting and General Envelope collecting:
1. There tends to
be more "information" penciled on the back of specialized envelopes. NOT
ALL, of course, but many Envelope varieties have various notations including
Scott#, UPSS#, Size, Knife, Watermark, and on occasion, the dealer from whom the
envelope was purchased...even the price paid.
If the collector was a "name" collector, there
might be a small rubber stamp with some sort of message "From the Collection of
.........." For many issues, such markings not only don't hurt the value
of the envelope, they actually enhance it. In the case of some items which
may be difficult to identify, a good "provenance" (history of previous
ownership) is a Godsend. Frankly, many of the early collectors were as
knowledgeable -- if not more so -- than the dealers who hand out the
"certificates" today. Their I.D. on an envelope is practically a
guarantee.
The hobby of Envelope Collecting has gone through several "time periods"; each of these time periods was dominated by a dealer or group. Each of these groups issued their own Envelope catalog. There was the time of Bartels, the time of Thorp, and the time of the UPSS. Some envelopes which have changed hands across several of these eras have had their "information" updated. The backs of these envelopes tell an interesting story, albeit one which has used up a lot of pencil lead.
2. Many envelopes exist ONLY with Return Addresses. If you're a General Envelope collector, you can ignore these if RAs annoy you. If you're a Specialized Envelope collector, they're a little harder to ignore.
What I'm saying here: The Specialized collecting of Envelopes is a serious study. It isn't a beauty contest. If you're an advanced collector, you already know this...
There's also one MAJOR difference; the universe in which we work (or play, if you prefer) is a lot larger. Even though there are "only" a shade over 800 BASIC Scott #s (Regular Envelopes, Airmails, Officials), when you consider the different sizes, knives and watermarks, the universe expands to...well, you know, I never figured it out, but I'd guess it's well over 25,000 envelopes. Think of it as 50 boxes of 500...or, in sleeves/glassine envelopes, 100 boxes of 250 (takes up TWICE as much room if the envelopes are sleeved/in glassines)! OR, think of it as 250 FDC-type albums of 100. Any way you think about it, your collection will require a lot of space and time.
IF you're up to the challenge, I can help you a bit; I think I have a pretty fair slice of the pie, though of course, it's only just a slice. Envelope scarcity is often unrelated to price; it's often a question of being lucky enough to find the inventory. It's usually a random event. I'm out there...I'm looking...on occasion, I find and offer it to you.
ENVELOPE QUALITY: THE BUCK STOPS HERE I'm just repeating here some of the comments which appear on my EARLY ENVELOPES LIST. You should expect top quality while recognizing that Envelopes are not "stamps". Envelopes are a commercial product, and have only recently been printed with the needs of collectors in mind. I buy carefully and weed out any obvious problems I see. Thankfully, envelopes are spared the trauma of being packed & shrink-wrapped like some Postal Cards. Still, they are cut, folded, and boxed mechanically, which can create "defects of manufacture". As always, I try my best to weed these out.
There's one problem with envelopes which you don't find with Postal Cards or Cut Squares, and there's nothing I can do about it: GUM BLEED. Envelopes are gummed at the seams, AND Window Envelopes are also gummed where the glassine or plastic meets the paper. IN TIME, the gum will discolor the paper...usually just a trifle, and not on every envelope. This is usually not a problem; I just want to make you aware that every now and then you'll see an envelope which will be 90% up to snuff, not 100%. I'm sorry; I didn't manufacture the envelopes. If I did, I would have used a better gum....
While MANY of the EARLY Envelopes I sell will look as if they came out of the Post Office yesterday -- clean, fresh, and with sharp strong corners -- SOME of them will show some signs of age and storage, as well as characteristics of the era in which they were collected. Like Postal Cards, Envelopes were sometimes I.D.'d....LIGHTLY, in pencil, on the back. Such I.D. marks include envelope size, watermark, and a catalog number...sometimes the old, THORP Catalog, or the newer, UPSS Catalog. Anything beyond that, I weed out.
SPECIALIZED INFORMATION I'm going to be brief. If you're using this list, then you already know everything you need to know...and if you don't, then I can't possibly tell you. I defer to the experts. You need to own 2 books; they are the UPSS 19th and UPSS 20th Century Envelope Catalogs. They each contain a wealth of information ...
...and of course, if you have a question, please feel free to e-mail or just pick up the phone & give me a call. I'm always here to help.
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