Mid-20th Century Philatelic Envelope (Cover)

This item is an antique or vintage paper envelope featuring multiple postage stamps and handwritten inscriptions, commonly referred to in philately as a 'cover.' The envelope is rectangular, made from a light greenish-gray paper stock that shows age-appropriate toning and soft corners. It features three distinct postage stamps in the upper right corner: one green stamp with a numerical '10' and two reddish-brown or orange stamps depicting what appear to be historical figures or scenes. Below the stamps is a small blue rectangular label, possibly a registration or airmail sticker. The address and sender information are handwritten in cursive script with dark ink, which has faded slightly over time but remains legible. There is a visible postmark or cancellation stamp partially obscuring the green stamp, though the exact date and location are difficult to read in this orientation. The overall condition appears fair to good for its age, with minor creases and surface discoloration. Based on the stamp designs and labeling, this likely dates to the mid-20th century, possibly of European origin, specifically Germany given the stylistic hallmarks of the green '10' post horn stamp design.