Item:Large package covered in cloth

large package covered in <color> <cloth>
Look:	A large package covered in <color> <cloth> is a parcel meant for sending items to other adventurers. Depending on how it fares during travels across the realms, it may be able to be reused.
Weight:	10 stones
Metal:	No
Appraised Cost:	1,250 Kronars1,000 Lirums <br />902 Dokoras <br />1.25 LTBpoints <br />1.25 Tickets <br />1.25 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This is a container. This item is used in the mail system.
Dimensions:	6 length x 3 width x 3 height
Capacity:	15 length x 10 width x 5 height (1000 stones)
Sources:	Source is Breaking and Entering/Sanctum loot

This item is used in the Mail system.

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Verbs

• STUDY: The package is used with the MAIL system. It can hold up to 9 item(s), provided they otherwise fit based on size and weight. If you have a stamp, you can PUT the stamp on the package to determine how fast it will be delivered. You can check MAIL ESTIMATE with items inside to get an idea of the cost of mailing the package. If you have wax and an appropriate signet ring, you can PUT the wax on to mark the package with your signet. You can also LOOK at the package for some information. Packages and envelopes tend to wear out over time -- envelopes after a single use! Until then, though, they can be reused if you'd like.

For more in-depth information on the MAIL system, please review MAIL INFO.

Variations

An example of a large package is a large package covered in tangerine spidersilk.

Colors

absinthe-green amber amethyst apple-green apricot ash grey ashy grey aubergine auburn azure baby blue beige black blood-red blue-green bone-white buff buttercup butterscotch buttery yellow camel canary-yellow caramel celestial-blue cerulean champagne charcoal chartreuse cherry chestnut cinnabar cinnamon claret cobalt copper cornflower cream crimson dappled gray ebon ecru eggshell foggy grey forest-green fuschia golden brown goldenrod hunter-green indigo ivory jade lavender lemon-yellow lilac lime-green magenta malachite mango marigold maroon mauve melon midnight-blue mint mossy green mulberry navy nomlas oceanic blue ochre orchid periwinkle persimmon pitch black plum powdery blue royal-blue russet sable saffron sanguine sea-blue sea-green sienna silvery blue silvery white slate snowy white stormy grey tangerine teal titian turquoise ultramarine umber verdant violet viridian white

Cloth-types
angora batiste broadcloth brocade brocatelle burlap cashmere chainsil cloth-of-gold cloth-of-silver damask dimity Elothean lace Elothean silk faille gabardine gingham gossamer jacquard jute linen mistsilk Musparan silk nightsilk organza samite satin spidersilk taffeta twill velvet voile watered silk wool