HAND ENVELOPE GUMMING AND CLOSING MACHINE

Disclosed is a hand envelope gumming and sealing machine which is in particular suitable for gumming a stamp or a label on a letter and closing the letter in a post office and an office. The utility model which is of convenience and is of hygiene comprises a mucus coating part in the sealing position of an envelope, a mucus coating part in the position where the stamp or the label are gummed, and a pressing part for the sealing of the letter, the stamp, or the label. The three parts are provided with hand cranks. While the hand crank is shaken by one hand, the letter is taken by the other hand, and the operation of coating mucus and the operation of pressing the sealing, the stamp or the label proceed. The utility model is adaptable to letters with different thickness, and the requirements of gumming and pressing stamps with different sizes and quantities or labels with different sizes and quantities. The outside of the hand envelope gumming and sealing machine is provided with a sanitary protective cover for preventing flies to make the hand envelope gumming and closing machine clean and beautiful and preventing the air drying of the mucus.