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11-16-2011, 12:33 PM
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I would say these may have been used to mail W600's when they offered them in groups of 10 or 12. I imagine singles were mailed in an envelope of a similar size. Although 7 cents does not seem to be enough postage to mail much weight even back then. One could consult the postal prices and weights records and come to some basic conclusion as well.
Scott 
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