Glad my letter made it to you OK!
So much for my error stamps being valuable – If you keep sending them you’ll saturate the market! “Inverted Jennie” is a good nickname for it. Who knows, maybe next letter, you’ll get an Inverted Jennie on the envelope (whatever that is)!
I’ll have to try to find teams of 160 gs/m paper that seems to be sturdier than ordinary copy paper, say 24 lb. or so. By the way, do you recall the days when you could purchase blue “aerograms” at the post office? I miss those.
Now I have a scanner, so I went back and scanned all the stamps on the letters I’ve gotten this year. 
Glad my letter made it to you OK!
So much for my error stamps being valuable – If you keep sending them you’ll saturate the market! “Inverted Jennie” is a good nickname for it. Who knows, maybe next letter, you’ll get an Inverted Jennie on the envelope (whatever that is)!
I’ll have to try to find teams of 160 gs/m paper that seems to be sturdier than ordinary copy paper, say 24 lb. or so. By the way, do you recall the days when you could purchase blue “aerograms” at the post office? I miss those.
Sorry—I typed teams instead of reams.
Yep, I’m pretty sure Eric’s original Aerogramme design was inspired by those, as his is also blue.