N is for Notecards, notelets for nice correspondence.
O is for Outgoing mail, missives sent on their way. Once they arrive, they'll need an object to open the envelope(s)
P is for Postbox, fed with Postcrossing Postcards with nice Postage stamps on perhaps bought from a Post Office, the missives written in pen or even pencil allowed. Paper, penpals, penfriends, post, postie perhaps a Postman Pat...
Q is for Quarto sized paper for writing quality missives to penfriends, written in Quink ink with a quill while having a quiet moment, before wrapping it up and standing in the queue at a post office counter (because you want to use the new issue of stamps out that day).
R is for Replies to letters, and for Royal Mail as I'm in the UK!
S is for Stamps for postage making stationery not stationary.
T is for Tape, decorative or otherwise. I use tape to help seal up letters.
U is for Universal Postal Union (UPU), and for those in the US, there's the USPS.
V is for Valentine's cards, as some are sent in friendship.
W is for Wax seals
X is for letters sealed with a kiss. XXX
Y is for Yours in Friendship, as a way of signing off a letter. Yours, Your Friend.....
Z is for Zip code, without one, letters to the US wouldn't get there!
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