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	Pointers. 25 Aug 82. This was one of the first envelopes I made on the computer. The recipient is a computer system programmer. The design of the envelope is reminiscent of "control block diagrams" in IBM Operating System reference manuals which the recipient used in his work (See example). Hundreds Mailed. 12 Sep 88. A "play" on the MacDonalds restaurant chain theme: "billions sold". Click here for picture of mid-1950s Ur-McDonalds hamburger restaurant. ~ Click here to see unusual McDonalds in Québec City. Aside (10 Oct 2000): Sign seen in a "h_ad shop" in Québec City: Text across the Golden Arches replaced by "Mar_j_ana", with caption underneath: "OVER ONE BILLION ST_NED". [Ed. note: preceding text edited for Internet family filtering programs.] For more information about folkways of middle-class American life in the early 21st century, please Click here. Detail, from back of envelope, showing documentation information: author, title, when and where made. All my envelopes have this information (see How To Make An Envelope for details), although few integrate it with the envelope's theme, as here. Stars of Redemption. 9-10 Dec 87. A Chanukah present. Reference is to Franz Rosenzweig's book, The Star of Redemption. Cover Letter. 26 Feb 85. Envelope that was part of the essay I wrote about my Envelope Art, for my doctoral program Departmental Seminar (TU6600Y). The envelope, after having been mailed and received back, was affixed to the front of the essay, to serve as the title page text (in correct American Psychological Association format). 'A Mighty Fortress...'. 19 Aug 84. A "play" on the theme of Martin Luther's well known hymn, and the White Castle chain of hamburger restaurants which were designed to look like white castles.

 
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