AIRMAIL

A letter sent via airmail may be called an aerogramme, aerogram, air letter or simply airmail letter. Here are a few examples (new + old):

Comments

[Prêt à Voyager]

Oh how I love snail mail!...Have you seen this flickr set of the security patterns inside envelopes?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/josephking/sets/72157594547931731/

Anne

[abby]

Hi, Anne.
That is great! I really love those patterns.

[amy k.]

these are lovely.

and I love your blog so much. so much it hurts and I mean this all in a non-creepy/stalkerish way. . .but I am obsessed with your blog. So there, you have it.

[abby]

Wow, thanks! It is nice to hear that HI + LOW has a fan! You have a great blog, too, you know.

Best,
Abby

[Jessica]

I just adore the multi-colored borders.

[Laura]

Lovely blog and fantastic work! I can't wait to see more...

[pve design]

wonderful. i have some old telegrams. you would love them.
fine blog you have on.

[tyler]

love these other-worldly bits of ephemera. our postage in the u.s. just isn't so romantic. your blog title is a favorite. new to blogging and am an instant fan of your work and finds! thanks for sharing.

[Shalom]

I just stumbled upon your blog. You have some very interesting finds. I'm sure I'll be back again!

[secretleaves]

These envelopes are super cool. I love the stamps and cancellation marks.
Great blog. We'll be back.

Ann and Sharon

[Jeska]

I love the classic design of airmail stationary, and the light crispness of the paper.

These are beautiful examples.

[Alice]

so great :D letters are so nice, visually and symbolically :)