Envelopes (Stationery)
Found in 327 Collections and/or Records:
Utah Office of Recorder of Marks and Brands certificate, 1900 August 24
Utah Statehood Centennial Commission stationery
Contains one piece of stationery celebrating the Centennial, two pieces of stationery from the office of the Utah Statehood Centennial Commission, and two envelopes from the Commission. Dated from 1993 to 1998.
Vilate Murray Kimball letter to Horace K. Whitney, 1847 June 8
Materials include an original letter written by Vilate Kimball to her son-in-law Horace K. Whitney, husband of Helen Mar Kimall, from Winter Quarters on June 08, 1847. In it she says that she understands he misses his family, but assures him Helen is being taken care of and the family will meet him soon. Dated June 8, 1847.
William Clayton envelope
William Clayton envelope, 1870s
William Constable empty envelope, 1786 March 16
Empty paper envelope that once contained a power of attorney for Samuel Sills, addressed to William Constable, dated March 16, 1786.
William M. Campbell letter to John Steele, 1890 December 28
Winslow Whitney Smith papers, approximately 1920-1964
Materials include original envelopes addressed to Spencer W. Kimball and Emily Whitney Smith, an original steamer ticket for a "Grand Excursion to Lake Point" dated Monday, May 31, copies of poem and newspaper clippings, poems, and a copy of a short story written by Howard Vincent O'Brien titled "The House Is So Still." Dated approximately 1920-1964.
Wonderful Jim, 1920
Handwritten and signed poem. The date of the item is uncertain. The poem is about Jim, "this wonderful pony."