If you truly believe great things come in small packages, then you’ll want to use the World’s Smallest Postal Service to surprise your better half, on Valentine’s Day.
The World’s Smallest Postal Service was created by San-Francisco-based postmistress Lea Redmond, who decided to put the crazy idea into practice as soon as it popped into her head. She just strapped her small desk to her back, hopped on her bicycle and set-up shop in one of the local cafes. Since then she’s come to realize many other people are simply charmed by her miniature postal service.
At the World’s Smallest Postal Service, your letters are written in tiny letters, carefully wrapped and sealed with a miniature was-stamp bearing the sender’s initial. To make sure the tiny messages don’t get lost in the traditional mail, they are packed in transparent envelopes equipped with a magnifying glass for identifying the mailing address.
For Valentine’s Day the mailing rates at the World’s Smallest Postal Service are: $8 plus shipping for letters, and $10 plus shipping for small packages containing an antique china button and a note saying ” You are as cute as a…”
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This is so cute, my god it is the most adorable thing one can think of. Totally appropriate for our love birds out there. Imagine sending love letters to your loved ones everyday through this services, Imagine the tons of tiny envelopes and letters that will be collected. It's totally insane and I must applaud the guts of opening a business on the foundation of an idea that just popped out. It's completely unbelievable. I am browsing the pictures this instant again again. Will see them once again before leaving the post. Great job!