ink-written letters

noun phrase
UK /ɪŋk ˈrɪtən ˈlɛtəz/
US /ɪŋk ˈrɪtən ˈlɛtərz/

Letters that someone wrote with ink.

She kept the ink-written letters from her grandmother in a wooden box.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Written messages made with a pen and ink rather than typed or printed.

The museum displayed ink-written letters from soldiers during the war.

3. Handwritten documents valued for their personal or historical significance.

Collectors pay high prices for ink-written letters by famous authors.

4. Old-fashioned correspondence that shows the writer's personal handwriting style.

Before email, people stayed in touch through ink-written letters.