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ENVELOPE STYLES |
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A. Commercial / Regular envelopes are used for business
correspondence, either surface or airmail. Made in bond and kraft papers in all standard
sizes. |
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B. Window envelopes are used primarily for statements, checks and
invoices. The window saves time and prevents an element of error by eliminating typing of
an extra address. Window envelopes are made in all sizes, papers and styles. Standard
window size is 4 1/2"W X 1 1/8"H. Standard window location is 7/8" from the
left and 1/2" from the bottom. |
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C. Self-Sealing envelopes have a latex adhesive on upper and
lower flaps that seal instantly without moisture when the flaps come together. These
envelopes are a time saver in handling. |
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D. Booklet, Open-side envelopes are ideal for direct mail.
Concealed seam lends itself to overall printing in front and back. |
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E. Baronial envelopes are a more formal open-side envelope with a
deep, pointed flap. They are often used for invitations, greeting cards, announcements,
etc. |
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F. Bankers Flap and Wallet Flap envelopes handle unusually bulky
correspondence. Reserve strength is far in excess of everyday commercial envelopes. |
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G. Clasp and String-and-Button envelopes are sturdy and widely
used for mailing bulky papers. Metal clasps are smooth and burrless. Both types may be
opened and closed many times. |
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H. Open-End envelopes are used for mailing catalogs, reports,
booklets and magazines. Wide seams and heavy gummed flaps ensure maximum protection under
rough handling conditions. |
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I. Expansion envelopes are used for bulky correspondence and for
package and rack sales. |
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We sincerely hope that you have found this information to be helpful. If you have any other questions, please contact us. |
