RE: Envelopes again
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- Subject: RE: Envelopes again
- From: R* G* <r*@centrelab.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Nov 1998 16:31:14 -0500
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Loren Russell states:
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Glassine envelopes that are designed for stamp collectors vary a lot in
their sealing, as I found out when I helped out in a seed-exchange. Many
leak around corners even when sealed. The envelopes with flaps on the
broad side are the worst.
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Nan, this is very true. That's what was nice about the Pavey product.
Their envelopes were made with seed-tight corners. They even talked about
the corners in their literature.
Anyone out there know what happened to this company? They used be part of a
larger company named Disbrow. There IS a Disbrow Manufacturing in NJ, and
the yellow pages listing says they make folding boxes. It may be the same
organization. I called and left a message on an answering machine. I'll
keep you informed.
I even remember the sales guy's name: Joe Rega.
Rick
