Vintage Ephemera Lot Envelopes 1940s WWII Opened by Examiner India Stamp Receipt

Description

Vintage Ephemera Lot
Lot of paper items from the 1930s and 1940s
Lot includes 24 empty envelopes, 2 postcards, a handwritten letter dated 1942, and a receipt for missionary work dated 1943
Many envelopes have "Opened by Examiner" labels and "DHC" stamps
Envelopes were mostly mailed from or to India and include postal cancellation date stamps and India postage stamps
Please inspect all of the photos for a complete picture of the condition.
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