Part 73, page 420

DB Cooper-31783

Open in FBI Vault (Part 73, page 420 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 420 (DB Cooper-31783), Other — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/420

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[Envelope face]

[Upper left area — mostly blank, upper portion of envelope]

[Center-right — U.S. Postal Service postmark stamp:] U.S. POSTAL SERVICE PM [illegible date, possibly 25 NOV]

[Upper right — postage stamp:] SAN FRANCISCO CABLE CAR us 8c HISTORIC PRESERVATION

[Right margin annotations:] b6 b7C

[Lower left — return address, rotated ~90° counterclockwise, partially legible:] [illegible] 11-8-[illegible] FBI [illegible] FILE [illegible handwritten text] DIS [illegible] [illegible] 0 [illegible] KV71 [illegible]

[Center-bottom — large blank rectangle, redacted recipient address area]

[Lower right corner:] b6 b7C

b6 b7C

DB Cooper-31783

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Scanned image of a mailed envelope related to the D.B. Cooper case. The envelope bears a U.S. 8-cent San Francisco Cable Car Historic Preservation postage stamp and a U.S. Postal Service postmark. The recipient address has been redacted (blanked out). The return address area is rotated and mostly illegible but contains references to FBI file information. Privacy exemption markers (b6, b7C) appear in the right margin, indicating personal information has been withheld. The FBI Vault reference number is DB Cooper-31783.

Scanned envelope image, mostly blank space
Return address area is rotated/sideways and partially illegible
Recipient address area is redacted (blank rectangle)
Postmark and stamp visible but small
Multiple b6/b7C privacy redaction markers on right margin

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