a category of products that includes Postal Envelopes, Postal Cards, aerograms, wrappers, and international reply coupons.
All forms of postal envelopes, cards, wrappers etc. which have impressed or imprinted stamps.
Postcards, envelopes, wrappers, etc, on which the postage stamp has been directly printed. Should be kept intact. Where the stamps have been removed they are known as "cut outs".
Envelopes, postal cards and aerogrammes with stamp designs printed or embossed on them.
Postal cards, aerogrammes, and envelopes on which postage has been imprinted. Created as a convenience for the public so postage need not be applied.
Stationery bearing imprinted stamps, as opposed to adhesive stamps. Postal stationery includes postal cards, lettercards, stamped envelopes, wrappers, aerograms, telegraph cards, postal savings forms and similar government-produced items. The cost to the mailer is often the price of postage plus an additional charge for the stationery item.
Envelopes, postcards, wrappers, etc., with stamps officially printed or embossed on them.
Envelopes, post cards and aerogrammes with stamp designs printed or embossed - the price of the postage being included in the overall price.
Envelopes, postal cards, and aerogrammes with stamps printed on them.
Envelopes, postcards, and wrappers with preprinted postage values are often sold by the post office systems around the world. Such items are called postal stationery.
A piece of postal stationery is a stationery item, such as an envelope, letter sheet, post card, lettercard, aerogramme or wrapper, with an amount of postage preprinted on it. The preprinted stamp, or 'indicium', is usually at the rate required for a particular postal service eg at the postcard rate for postcards, the domestic letter rate for letter sheets and envelopes, the registered letter rate for regeistered envelopes etc. In general, postal stationery is handled similarly to postage stamps; sold from post offices and so forth.