Write letters in small handwriting. World's Smallest Postal Service by Lea Redmond

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

Gentlemen, who came up with the expression "write letters in small handwriting", and could not think that someone could use this advice, and even turn their ability to "small writing" into a very interesting project World's Smallest Postal Service … Thus, "The World's Smallest Mail" was opened in her office by an American artist Lea Redmondliving in San Francisco. She creates and signs the smallest letters, postcards and parcels in the world, and they are really so small that you need to look at the correspondence under a magnifying glass, and the envelope itself can easily fit on the pad of the index finger. Of course, at first the townspeople had no idea why such a service was needed, especially since there are few "paper" letters even in normal size who send or receive. However, the idea itself turned out to be so attractive and cool that, realizing it, the people flocked to the small post office, where the only postman, courier, and administrator works - Lea Redmond.

So, she herself writes letters on tiny sheets of letters no more than 120 words long, she herself seals them with tiny drops of wax in tiny envelopes, and sends them to the address … in an ordinary mail envelope, not forgetting to put a special magnifying glass inside so that the addressee can read that the same is written. Yes, yes, the addressee receives a tiny letter in a regular envelope, otherwise it may get lost in regular mail. The author of the project does not specify how things are with micro-parcels - they are probably packed in parcels or large envelopes, just to be sure.

A postcard, a parcel, and a letter cost the same on a micro-mail: $ 8, this does not include the cost of delivery. Those who use the services of the World's Smallest Postal Service from Leah Redmond believe that such a message can not only amuse the addressee, but also become an excellent chance for reconciliation with a loved one, dear to heart. Unusual things are always much more attractive than everyday things, and with the advent of micro-mail, there is more for one of these things in the world.