Vintage 1955 Love Letters Lot (35) W/ Lipstick Kiss, Photo Negatives, Comic Clip For Sale

Up for sale is an incredibly unique, highly romantic archive of 35 original vintage love letters dating entirely from 1955. This collection offers a captivating, deeply personal glimpse into mid-century American romance.The letters were sent from Harlan, Kentucky (Sunshine Station postmarks) to a Miss Mary J. Harrison attending Western Kentucky State College in Bowling Green, Kentucky.Unique & Rare Features of This Lot:Unusual Format: The letters are written directly onto the envelopes themselves, creating a fascinating "envelope-as-letter" presentation.The "Lipstick Kiss" Envelope: One exceptionally sweet envelope features an authentic, vivid mid-century red lipstick kiss on the inside flap next to a handwritten "I love you!" message.Original Photo Negatives: Included in the lot are 2 original Kodak film negatives showing the young couple out in nature. (Can easily be inverted/scanned using a smartphone camera app).Vintage Comic Snippet: Features an original clipping of a Saturday Evening Post cartoon by Jerry Callahan titled "Now Where Did I Put It?", which the sender mailed to share an inside joke with his girlfriend. Includes handwritten side-notes like "I bet you don't even get the point!"Condition:Excellent vintage condition for 71-year-old paper ephemera. Minor age-toning, natural edge-wear, and folding creases as expected from authentic mailed correspondence.