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Cut-out word 'D. Cooper' letter and its mailing envelope

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Original title: Cut-out word 'D. Cooper' letter and its mailing envelope submitted to the Laboratory

Part 16pages 85–862 pagesDB Cooper-4389–4390

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 16 pp. 85–86 (DB Cooper-4389–4390), Other — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-16%3A085-086

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Page 1 of 2Part 16 p. 85DB Cooper-4389

Here! You share $$

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YOU ARE Fool

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[illegible cut-out fragments]

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D. Coop[guess: e]r

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DB Cooper-4389

Page 2 of 2Part 16 p. 86DB Cooper-4390

[illegible — heavily darkened area, likely reverse side of envelope or redacted content]

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S. D.

[postmark: [illegible]6 AM 1971]

[postage stamp: U.S. stamp, partially visible]

b6 b7C

[recipient address redacted — large white rectangle]

DB Cooper 4390

Serials: DB Cooper 4390