[Dx-qsl] Envelopes

Thu Jan 12 17:39:16 EST 2012

Yes, Jim Mackey and W4MPY also sell the nested European sets, but 
neither of them can match Bill Plum's prices.
<http://www.airmailpostage.com/envelopes1.html>Using an example of 50 
sets of mailer/return envelopes, Jim Mackey will charge 30ドル.00 (20ドル.00 + 
10ドル.00 postage)
http://www.airmailpostage.com/envelopes1.html
W4MPY will charge you 22ドル.00 (postpaid)
http://www.w4mpy.com/W4MPYQslCardMLR.htm
<http://www.k7vc.com/files/plum.pdf>Bill plum will charge you 19ドル.50 
(13ドル.00 + 6ドル.50 postage)
http://www.k7vc.com/files/plum.pdf
I have no financial interest in Bill Plum's business, but I think he 
should be recognized as having an excellent product at good prices.
Dick
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Dick Flanagan K7VC
dick at k7vc.com
On 1/12/2012 11:20 AM, Guillermo Costello wrote:
> W4MPY, the QSL printer, also provides European sized airmail envelopes at a reasonable price: http://www.w4mpy.com/W4MPYQslCardMLR.htm
>> The envelopes are nested, so the return envelope fits in the outer envelope without folding. He sells by packs of 25 so you don't need to bulk order 500 etc as you might with Office Depot etc.
>> They are glued by moistening, not peel and stick. Some DX QSL managers complain about that but heck at least it's a Euro size. If someone knows of a US source with peel and stick, pass it on !!
>> 73 de Will WC6DX
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