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other Legibility: medium
Part 73, page 172 DB Cooper-31508
Transcript The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
CHRISTMAS [partially obscured]
UNITED STATES 10
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INDEX
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F.B.I.
Second Avenue, Seattle Washington,
98174
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b6
b7C
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DB Cooper-31508
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A 10-cent U.S. Christmas postage stamp affixed to the envelope.
Handwritten or stamped notation 'INDEX' on the left side of the envelope, likely an FBI processing mark.
Handwritten mailing address on envelope directed to the FBI office on Second Avenue in Seattle, Washington, ZIP code 98174.
FBI exemption codes b6 and b7C indicating redactions for personal privacy and law enforcement purposes.
FBI Bates number stamp identifying this document within the D.B. Cooper case file.
Handwritten address is legible but casual cursive Return address area in upper-left is redacted/blank Postage stamp partially visible in upper-right corner Two black redaction dots on right side of envelope Bottom-right contains FBI Bates stamp Scan order ← p. 171 p. 173 →