Are they clear? or is there a layer that would prevent you from seeing both the front and back of a postcard?
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Jen, Unfortunatly I am not too sure. Someone in my office asked me to order then and I handed them off without looking at them myself. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Lauren
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The ones I bought are blank on front and back. They can be written on. I print my address labels and then tape them to the front.
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Well, it does not see backwards, meaning it cannot view the door it is installed in. However, I can see my welcome mat, so as long as the thin envelope is propped up on an angle, yes, you could see it. If it is right up against the door, no, you could not, but who is leaving thin envelopes mashed on your door?
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I took a piece of the parchment paper and placed it over a letter I had created. I was able to read the letter through the parchment paper. So yes, you can see through it.
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No, you can not see the back of the card if it's in the case. The case is sealed and you only see the front thru the glass. Would have been nice to see the back.
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They are semi-transparent. You should be able to tell what's in it, but some items may look alike.
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Yes, they are clear. I have most of my recipes one per "envelope". If recipes are small enough for one side I can even put recipes back to back. These are great helps to keep the cards clean while in use, also!
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1 side is purely clear, the other has a white overlay, but you can still kind of see through it but not so great so I say 1 side.
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Yes. They have print around the whole pouch and they are semi-opaque. Some color will show through.
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They are rather translucent. But really you don't want to iron blank areas onto your fabric. I cut around my image the best as I can to remove any of the "unused" transfer, before I begin to iron. If the blank areas are "within" your image, or not very large, I would not worry about them and just iron over them. But do remove any blank transfers around the edge of your image. I hope this helps
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Ifyou are asking if there is a border around the paper, the answer is no. Otherwise please clarify your question.
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Yes, they are see-thru. On another note, you are not able to remove or add pages to the binder. They are permanently attached to the binder. I have another one that is a 3-ring binder style in which you can add more pages, but this one is not like that. But still, it is a good product and I am happy with mine. Not sure what Olde Timer is referring to about removing a small piece at top of each pocket. Mine was not like that.
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Yes, the sleeves are clear, so anything you have printed on the back can be clearly read.
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Hi, I would suggest even though you still want to protect your postcard with this, you still need to put them in an envelope. Because I think the USPS needs to put stamps on the paper. so they need a non waterproof surface.
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Yes - I've never seen these that aren't. You wouldn't be able to make contact prints if they had a translucent side.
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There is a small amout on the lower back that is not covered. My post is green and I think it looks fine but you could paint the exposed post to match. I can not imagine anyone wouldn't be happy with this mailbox. My husband installed the mailbox and must of been easy because he didn't complain.
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yes with no problem. It is just like a postcard thickness without the shine. Hope this helps!