Investigation Bureau • Stationery Cupboard

The Stationer's Cabinet

Set a letter in one of four hands, engross a deed of gift, or lay out a posy sheet from the specimen drawer — and take any of them away as paper.
Fetching paper…
The hand

An ordinary hand, and the one to use for a letter

Written on the face of the envelope, and taken as the deed's donee.

Seal the envelope

The whole envelope is folded into the link itself — the link is the letter, so there is nothing to expire and nothing for the other person to lose access to. Whoever opens it gets a sealed envelope with your name on it and takes out what you put in.

  • The letterNo name yet — fill in “Addressed to” or it goes out “By hand”

0 characters — comfortably inside what every app carries.

Proof

The ninth of June, nineteen hundred and six

My dear friend,

It has been a week of small weather and I have thought of you in most of it. The garden is doing what it does in June, which is to say too much at once, and I have given up trying to keep the border in any order.

Write when you have a moment. There is no news here worth the postage, but I would rather hear yours than have none.

Yours affectionately,

PRESS