| smallest size allowed | |
| l = 90 mm, w = 140 mm, h = 5 mm / maximum weight 1000 gr. |
| largest size allowed | |
| l = 353, w = 250 mm, h = 50 mm / maximum weight 1000 gr. |
| STANDARD LETTER, postage 0,55 EURO | |
|
min / max l = 140 / 235 mm, w = 90 / 125 mm, h = 5 mm maximum weight 20 gr. |
| KOMPAKT LETTER, postage 0,90 EURO | |
|
min / max l = 100 / 235 mm, w = 70 / 125 mm, h = 10 m maximum weight 50 gr. |
| GROSS LETTER, postage 1,45 EURO | |
|
min / max l = 100 / 353 mm, w = 70 / 250 mm, h = 20 mm maximum weight 500 gr. |
| MAXI LETTER, postage 2,20 EURO | |
|
min / max l = 100 / 353 mm, w = 70 / 250 mm, h = 50 mm maximum weight 1.000 gr. |
| POST CARDS, postage 0,45 EURO | |
| minimum size l =
140 mm, w = 90 mm maximum size l = 235 mm, w = 125 mm length has to be at least 1,41 times width cardboard min. 150 gr/m2, max. 500 gr/m2. |
What
is the special meaning
of greeting cards
and postcards?
How do postcards and greeting cards take shape?
Greeting Cards
in the change of times
The
history of open to send postcards
An exhibition of
postcards during the "Paperworld" in Frankfurt 1999
The
development
of both the postcard
and the picture postcard
Sympathy
cards
from all over the world
An exhibition during
the "Paperworld" in Frankfurt 1998
The official measurements for envelops in Germany
The
AVG an the protection
of environment