Addressed Admail.

Here are some more pictorial Addressed Admail indicia
I've received.

Canadian Wildlife Federation

Canadian Stamp Dealers' Association

Big Yellow Bag

I thought some might be interested in the results I got from a little research at Canada Post:

In Admail Picture Postage (not lettermail or publications mail) there are:
3 formats: horizontal, stamp-like and vertical
3 categories: regular, dimensioned, oversized
2 languages first: English, French
2 options: no return, return postage guaranteed

Here are the 12 English-first options: (There are another 12 French-first ones)



The no-returns are regular & dimensioned.
The RPG's are regular & oversized. (only difference is in the QR Code)

I was fooled for a while by all the different sizes (in my collection) until I saw that a company can vary the size of the indicia within the format:




The French-first indicia is like this:



A slightly different selection is available for Lettermail:



and for publications mail:

Here are some recent Canada Post Admail items I received:

Bonhams


Cancer Research Society


Costco


Hudson's Bay


Telus

Toyota Tire Centre

Canada Post used an Addressed Admail pictorial indicia on the mailing of the latest Details Magazine, for the new dinosaur stamp issue. This time it is actually called "Personalized Mail". This may be a new category.



I think this is the first time they used one. In the past a plain type was used, like this one for the Star Trek issue.

Checking my other examples, I found another "Personalized Admail" for Air Miles.

It appears that on January 2016, Admail was renamed Personalized Mail.

See this link:

http://aristosmail.com/canada-post-...ges-for-2016

Here is another Personalized Mail printing:

Family/Economical Insurance

Here is one that came today.

Costco Personalized Mail

I wonder if some of you might comment upon the wisdom of cutting squares of these admails - as opposed to collecting the entire envelope.
I ask because, as a stationery collector, I collect envelopes only. The stationery "bible" Webb's does not list, let alone evaluate, cut squares.

I keep the entire envelope or as in the case of the Costco
one I kept just the front page of the booklet it came with.