Blue Dragonfly Stationery Set (Boxed Stationery)

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Blue Dragonflies Boxed Stationery Sheets Enjoy the fine art of letter writing with designer stationery sheets and matching envelopesAdd flair to your personal correspondence Beautiful design Blue and amethyst dragonflies, flecked with gold foil, appear at the top of our crisp ivory stationery sheets. Delicate blue border is stamped with gold foil. Board bowith clear acetate lid contains 30 letter sheets and 24 matching envelopes.Superior stationery sheets Write with confidence. Substantial smooth-finish writing sheets take a variety of pens beautifully. Fountain pens glide over the page.24 matching envelopes Our dragonflies are replicated on the flaps of the matching ivory envelopes. Stationery envelopes are constructed of quality paper.Beautiful stationery is a pleasure to use Versatile design is suitable for a variety of occasions Keep a boon hand for whenever a handwritten letter is warranted. Sheet size (5-3/4u201d wide 7-3/4u201d high) allows you to write expansively. Exceptional value Premium boxed set features crisp, smooth-finish sheets and stationery envelopes constructed of quality paper. Stationery set comes in an attractive bosuitable for gift-giving. Brighten their day Nothing is more personal than a handwritten letter. Stay in touch!About our Blue Dragonflies Letter-Perfect Stationery Sheets: Set comes with 30 designer letter sheets Includes 24 matching stationery envelopes Each sheet measures 5-3/4u201d wide 7-3/4u201d high Stationery set comes in a sturdy matching bowith a clear acetate lid Our Company History In 1928, at the age of twenty-two, Peter Beilenson began printing books on a small press in the basement of his parentsu2019 home in Larchmont, New York. Peteru2014and later, his wife, Ednau2014sought to create fine books that sold at prices even a pauper could afford. Today, still family owned and operated, Peter Pauper Press continues to honor our foundersu2019 legacyu2014and our customersu2019 expectationsu2014of beauty, quality, and value. Image: Peter Pauper Press headquarters, circa 1948.