Part 87, page 13

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 87 p. 13 (DB Cooper-38355), Form, serial SE 164-81-1A (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-87/pages/13

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Jake said "don't send this one, its horrible". I send it any way.

164-81-1A (60) COFFELT

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[guess: Walls] tho phone bring [guess: nice] memories I [guess: wouldn't] trade it for anything. So [guess: work] it [guess: your] price on the [guess: shelf] and the whole "face" opens with the [guess: dial] inside - then close and talk 164-81-1A (60) COFFELT

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And it was cold!

164-81-1A (60) COFFELT

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DB Cooper-38355

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A handwritten note where the author recounts that Jake told them not to send something because it was horrible, but the author sent it anyway. Signed with case number 164-81-1A and name COFFELT. A handwritten note describing a wall-mounted or novelty phone that brings back nice memories. The author wouldn't trade it for anything and describes how the 'face' of the phone opens to reveal the dial inside, then you close it and talk. Possibly describing a novelty or antique phone being offered or sold. A brief handwritten note simply stating 'And it was cold!' — possibly a recollection related to the D.B. Cooper case or an event. Signed with case number and name COFFELT. A stamp or label indicating the document belongs to the DB Cooper FBI Vault collection, numbered 38355.

Handwritten cursive on what appear to be index cards or small note papers
Some words are difficult to decipher due to cursive style
Three separate handwritten notes photographed together on a single page

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