John Dann wrote: >>>We want to try printing some picture postcard type prints for a small (in every sense) business mailshot, using probably an Epson 1520.<<< You did not say if you wanted glossy or matte for the photographic image, but I would recommend Red River Denali matte 77#, coated on both sides. It is not expensive. http://www.redrivercatalog.com. It is available in pre-cut 6x4 sheets or larger sheets that you can cut. Some people have had trouble feeding it. It is also available in 58# which is just barely thick enough for postcards but may be easier on your printer. Red River also sells a Premium Matte but do not use it! The ink will rub off in the mail. If you want glossy (glossy might give you a slightly sharper image, but is more expensive), Red River sells a 2-sided 68# Frio Gloss paper. They also sell a one-sided 53# Premium Gloss. You can print on the back but it is not coated so small text will not be sharp. Also, it's a bit thin for a postcard. These are the papers that I have experience with. I'm sure there are others. Nick - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions.