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The first recorded handwritten letter was by Persian Queen Atossa around 500 BC.

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The leaves of plants and the bark of trees advanced the use of writing.
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Egyptian papyrus made possible the ancient libraries of Alexandria and Pergamum.

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In the West, they introduced new writing materials from animal skin.
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During the 5th century in Saxon England, they started to use goose quills to write.

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About the 10th century from the Far East to the West came cotton paper which was in common use by the 12th century.  A great advance in writing material came in the 14th century with the introduction of paper made from linen rags.

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The stamped  letter we know today came into being in the reign of Queen Victoria in 1840.
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The United States introduced a limited postal service in August 1842 followed by a uniform 5 cents charge in 1845 and standardised stamps in 1847.

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People write letters on paper with a pencil or pen. They put a stamp and address and return address and the name on the back of the envolope.They put it in a mailbox and the United States Postal Service sends it to the place that is written on the back.

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I think that at that time we’re going to use technology at 100 percent. And to be honest I don’t know if emails are going to stay with us or we’re going to use only text messages or maybe through our minds only, like telepathy or something similar, it’s a very crazy idea haha.

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https://www.handwrittenletters.com/history_of_handwritten_letters.html