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The term formular (often spelled formula) is an adjective applied to envelopes, cards and aerograms, etc.

on stamps Postal stationery – includes government-issued postal cards, aerograms, letter card, wrappers, envelopes, etc.

Unstamped aerograms are referred to as formular aerograms and can be issued by either postal authorities or by private.

Enclosures are not permitted in aerograms.

About thirty aerograms have been produced.

authorities, such as envelopes, letter sheets, postcards, lettercards, aerograms or wrappers, on which the amount of postage has usually been pre-printed.

Zealand, Zimbabwe and Ireland, sell unstamped aerograms.

some countries such as New Zealand, Zimbabwe and Ireland, sell unstamped aerograms.

1 from Milan to Guidonia Montecelio in about two hours carrying aerograms with canceled postage stamps, becoming the first pilot to carry air mail.

produced in the form of postal cards, including picture postal cards, aerograms, inland letter sheets and -only once- a stamped envelope.

(often spelled formula) is an adjective applied to envelopes, cards and aerograms, etc.

The US has not produced any since, other than air letter sheets or aerograms which became available in 1947 and were likewise discontinued in 2006.

The stations soon began sending messages (called "aerograms") for the public and charging a fee for the service.