Personally, I wouldn't spend that much for the cover. The inverted "1919" date isn't going to give much (if any) added value to the cover, in my opinion.
For whatever it's worth, the cover is dated one month to the day after the birth of the addressee's daughter, therefore it is quite probable that the "special delivery" mailing was a congratulatory letter of some sort from a friend or family member:
Quote:
November 20, 1919.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C.J. DeBar, Tuesday, November 18, 1919 at their home in Bellevue, Pa., a daughter. Mrs. DeBar who was formerly Miss Saloma Tichner of this place has many friends who will be pleased to know mother and child are doing well.