In addition to the question of content and form of a message, there is regularly the question of the appropriate carrier, especially if next to the hand writing with ink or graphite comes the option of hand printing with stamps. The absorbency, color, surface structure and treatment of the paper lead to different results. We have put together three papers that differ from each other both in terms of color and raw material substance, but above all in terms of surface structure, each of which gives lettering and printing a unique impression. You can see the surfaces greatly enlarged in the images shown below.

The papers are all from the Pelletier paper mill in Brussels; the purveyor to the court of the Belgian royal family was one of the first manufactories to provide envelopes with a lining of tissue paper.
In addition to the stationery (100 g / sqm) - available in A4 as a letter pad or single sheet with watermark "Original Crown Mill" or in A5 as a letter pad without watermark - we offer in each case the matching letter cards (280 or 300 g / sqm) with a firmer structure and lined envelopes in two formats.