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Tired of getting bad news and bills in the mail?
Return to the magic of letter-writing with this historically-inspired snail mail.
Tired of getting bad news and bills in the mail? Return to the magic of letter-writing with this historically-inspired snail mail.
At the beginning of each month receive one beautifully packaged Snail Mail letter from The Inksters centered on the theme of “Royal Diaries for grown ups.” Each letter features one lesser-known, real-life royal from history with an interesting story to tell. Every letter reflects that royal’s life, times, and aesthetic.
Letters include:
A short story written by published author Tess Hunter
A high-quality reproduction of an original piece of art by Tess Hunter
Replica letters of the royal’s correspondence
A photo/portrait of the featured royal
A brief biography of the featured royal
A Spotify playlist to listen to while you read
A pressed flower
A recipe card from the featured royal’s kitchen
And more
November’s letter features Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon — the woman who would later become “The Queen Mother.” Elizabeth famously rejected Prince Albert’s marriage proposals twice, before eventually accepting on his third attempt. Elizabeth was possibly in love with another and feared the royal spotlight — even though, at the time, Prince Albert had an elder brother and little chance of ascending to the throne. This story imagines how Elizabeth might have finally overcome her qualms to marry the man who would, eventually, become King George VI.
Elizabeth Bowes Lyon (the future “Queen Mother”) rejected Prince Albert (the future King George VI) twice when he proposed marriage. November’s issue imagines how the shy prince with the stammer might have finally gotten his “Yes.”
November Royal
Slow downUse for JournalingHold somethingLearn from HistoryPhysical MediaGift ItBe Inspired
FAQ
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At the beginning of each month you’ll receive a letter in the mail based on an obscure real-life royal from history, who has an interesting story to tell. Sign up by the 18th to get the next month’s issue. If you sign up after the 18th, your subscription will start the month after next.
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The cut off for the next issue is the 18th. If you sign up after the 18th, you’ll receive the letter for the month after next.
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Yes, but there is a small fee.