The Celebration Stationery Ensemble, Vintage Bicentennial

The Celebration Stationery Ensemble

The letter paper features the American flag and Statue of Liberty on each page.

It comes with matching envelopes.

The set also has matching notecards.

I found two sets of these Celebration Stationery Ensemble at a thrift store.  I don't know why there is a rectangle cut out of the cardboard box.  The other ones I've seen for sale online also have this.

The ensemble features letter paper with matching envelopes and also notecards.  they all have the Statue of Liberty and American flag printed on them.  I saw one for sale on eBay for $12.99, and this set also comes with envelope seals.  It's also coming from Indiana so I am wondering if there was a large lot of these here for some reason.

I also found the same set on etsy.com that sold, and it also has the cardboard cutout.

I am guessing this stationery ensemble was to celebrate the United States Bicentennial, since the colors, printing, and font used looks like it's from around the 70's.

Current Just-A-Note Set with Thimble and Mouse from 1985

I found this cute just-a-note set from the Goodwill Outlet in St. Louis, MO.  I was so excited to find this, since things go for 89 cents a pound there.

This set features a mouse and thimble, designed by Ruth J. Morehead, made by Current.  This set came with seven notes and 8 stickers.  This note set is the kind that you write a message on the side without a picture, then you fold over the top and bottom and seal it.  I serves both as a note card and an envelope.