Christmas Seal Booth Envelopes

1919envelope, this is not technically a booth envelope

Originally used to dispense Christmas seals in booths which were set up in Post Offices.

1911 - 1912 seals came in mine 20.00

1911 booth envelope with original block of 10 average to fine 1912 seals 65.00

1919en this is not technically a booth envelope, but this seemed like a good place to list it on my pricelist 10.00

1919en with a window 10.00

1921-31 double barred cross and packages, toned or stained $3.00

1938-39 double barred crosses and holly, used to sort seals, pencil writing, wrinkles, seals stuck on $1.50

1940-41double barred cross and bells, small tears, pencil writing $1.50

1947 man pushing woman in sled, wrinkled $1.50

1948 man pushing woman in sled, slightly toned- flap stuck $2.00

1949-50 carolers, stuck flap, writing, staple holes $1.00

1945A woman and children mailing packages at mail box, written on, creased $2.00

1968 mint printed transmittal envelope, blue on light blue paper, with partridge in a pear tree design .50

Christmas Seal Bookmarks

1939 bookmark die proof, nice appearance, but with 3 creases 10.00

1953 2.00

1955 2.00

1956 2.00

1957 2.00

1981 .75

1983 .75

1984 .75

1985 .75

1986 .75

1987 .75

1989 .75

1990 .75

1992 .75

1993 .75

1994 .75

1995 .75

1996 .75

1998 .75

1998? woman with children, "I cannot live without books" T. Jefferson 1815 1.50

1998? similar with another bookmark attached with quote by Thoreau 3.00

1999 .75

2000 .75

2002 personalized bookmark calendar 1.50

set of 13 - 1972 Kansas imprint on back, 1972, 1973 Kansas, 1974 Kansas, 1976 Kansas,

1976, 1977 Kansas, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1984 $6.50