Gave them back to his next of kin (grandson) after 6 weeks of searching and I had to pay for the fedex label because he didn't really want it.  

They look like a FedEx envelope.

SLC to Denver is drivable, I think.Geez, Nnevermind, for $180 I will fly... 16 hrs in a car or 3 hrs on a plane, tough choice!

You can get the envelopes cheap at Office Max or Staples or from a clearing supply house with excess inventory.If you have a cheap printer like most you will run through ink fast and burn out your printer plus it takes too long.I go to like a FedEx store or UPS store etc. and get 1,000 copies for 40.00 put on a key.

@Jack Gibson   Jack pre 08 was a nightmare in almost all asset class's  plane and simplethe last run up I had was the 350 units we bought post 2010.. 

You mentioned that your partner is planing on using the cashflow to suppliment his income.

I've logged about 50k miles on planes in the past few months and have downloaded and listened to most of the ones that are in line with my investment strategy (buy and hold, landlording, financing deals, etc.).

You can look at a copy of the letter in hisbook "Outrageous Advertising" and you'll see just how "messy" the letter is.I wasgoing to attach photos of the letter but can't figure out how to upload an imageto this post, sorry.His whole premise with this letter is for it to look like he literally sat down and"scribbled" a note off to one of his customers just before he got on his plane;including cross-outs, doodles, and margin notes, etc.All the letters I've seen put out by our niche have been too neat and tidy.

Plane tickets and stocks are fungible.

It's made similar to a FedEx however only needs a single first class stamp.