Such enormous volumes of them are produced that the entire process is automated. Hence no folds.
John
Such enormous volumes of them are produced that the entire process is automated. Hence no folds.
John
Not necessarily true...
When I did some office temping in the 1970s there was a machine that would fold letters TWICE, put them in envelopes, lick them and stick them down!
It chewed things up regularly but I am sure things are even faster & more reliable now...
Chris D
Er why is Northumbria Police issuing a speeding ticket for Kent? If the location really cannot be identified you'll stand a pretty good chance of getting off.
I wonder if this will remain the case when the Royal Mails "Pricing in Proportion" comes in on August 21st? A "Letter" will cost 32p 1st Class but the size limit is right down on folded once A4. One company that sends me lots of A4 folded once stuff uses an envelope that is just (approx 8mm on the height and 12mm on the length) too big to be a "Letter" so will be going "Large Letter" at 44p 1st Class.
Anywhere south of Manchester on my maps is marked "Here be Dragons", the known world ends along a line joing Bristol to Birmingham to Hull.
You're right but your map is upside down ;-)
Andrew Heggie
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