Envelopes
Found in 48 Collections and/or Records:
James Carlyle Stephens Scrapbooks
Jean Curry Cooke Scrapbook
One book listing 327 individuals' names and gifts received from each for an engagement party or wedding shower of Jean Curry Cooke and Charles James Andrews of Norfolk, Virginia. Includes photographs, possibly from a honeymoon, used checks, newspaper clippings, and correspondence. Also included is a Christmas greeting card from Virginia McKnew in 1970.
John Ackiss Collection
Fourteen deeds dating from 1763-1769 concerning John Ackiss and his purchase of land, primarily in the Pungo area of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Also includes a letter of attorney, list of Revolutionary War militia officers, two letters of correspondence with their accompanying envelopes, and the circa 1900 envelope of attorney A. Johnston Ackiss that at one time housed these eighteenth- and nineteenth-century documents.
John Dozier Prescription Envelope
One circa 1920 prescription envelope from Burrow-Martin & Co. Inc. for client John Dozier.
John Edward Handran Papers
Circa 1930s sea stories and other materials belonging to John Edward Handran, a mariner from approximately the 1920s through the 1950s.
Josephine Johnson Papers
Correspondence from publishers, friends, family, and fans sent to Josephine Johnson in Norfolk, Virginia. The correspondence sent from publishers include both acceptance and rejection letters for Johnson's poetry submissions. The letters from Arthur Stanley Roberts, which comprise a notable quantity of correspondence, have an amorous flair, and Roberts's salutations to Johnson typically begin "Dear Philomela." The collection contains poetry verses dispersed throughout the collection.
Julia Johnson Davis Papers
King Family Papers
Correspondence, stock certificates, and photographs from the King family of Roanoke, Virginia. Most of the materials relate to Archer E. King, Jr., his father, and his son.
Letters to Elmarine Feagle Sawyer
Mariners' Museum Scrapbooks
Five 1932-1944 scrapbooks of newspaper clippings relating to the Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Virginia. The scrapbooks include information about donated items to the museum, opening exhibits, historic model ships, tourism, etc.