letterhead
Noun
Meaning
a sheet of stationery with name and address of the organization printed at the top
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And yes, personal emails I’ve heard are better than the formal ones with all the letterhead antics of the past.
Order standard stationery items including Bucknell University letterhead, envelopes, business cards and more.
The fictional author V.M. Straka of "Ship of Theseus" sends Mr. Grahn a confidential letter on Uppsala Universitet letterhead and stamps his signature with "Straka Uppsala Arkiv" (included as an insert to the book).
Since Premier Christy Clark's March swearing-in, the bold advertising slogan of the Gordon Campbell era has slowly and quietly disappeared from government websites and letterhead.
Furthermore, the documents themselves show clear indications that the logos have also been inserted, rather than a company letterhead used,” said investigators.
It bears an Oxford letterhead, the last name Taylor in the salutation and a squiggly signature at the bottom as the only identifying information.