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Part 37, page 318 DB Cooper-14481
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air Mail
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air Ma[il]
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[redacted]
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FRANCIS
PARKMAN
AMERICAN
HISTORIAN
U.S.POSTAGE
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Special agent in charge
915 Second ave
Seattle Wash.
98174
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b6
b7C
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?
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DB Cooper-14481
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Handwritten 'air Mail' notation written diagonally in cursive on the left side of the envelope.
Second 'air Mail' notation written in cursive near the top center of envelope, partially obscured by the redaction box.
Return address area blocked out with a white rectangle, consistent with b6/b7C privacy redaction.
U.S. postage stamp featuring Francis Parkman, American Historian series. Denomination partially cut off, appears to be a [guess: 3-cent] stamp.
Handwritten mailing address in cursive directed to the Special Agent in Charge at the FBI Seattle field office, 915 Second Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98174.
FBI FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) marked near the redacted return address area.
A large handwritten question mark, likely added by an FBI reviewer or analyst as an annotation.
FBI case tracking number or Bates stamp identifying this document as part of the D.B. Cooper file, page 14481.
Handwritten envelope with some smudging and speckling Return address area is redacted/blocked out (b6/b7C exemption) Stamp partially cut off at top right edge Large question mark drawn on right side of envelope, possibly by FBI reviewer Scan order ← p. 317 p. 319 →