Letterheady
Shaun UsherLetterheady –adjective 1. overcome by a strong emotion due to a letterhead design.
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American Thermos Bottle Company
Founded in 1907, the American Thermos Bottle Company became the leading manufacturer of vacuum-insulated flasks. This letterhead was used in 1915, two years after the company opened its primary manufacturing plant in Norwich, Connecticut. I...
Hal Roach Studios
Used by Hal Roach Studios in the 1930s, this star-studded letterhead is a who’s who of comedy gold—Laurel & Hardy, ZaSu Pitts, Thelma Todd, Charley Chase, the Taxi Boys, and the endlessly charming faces of Our Gang. You can practically hear...
Jayne Mansfield
Known as the “Working Man’s Monroe”, Jayne Mansfield was a 1950s Hollywood star who lit up screens in films like The Girl Can’t Help It and Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? before being tragically killed in a car crash at the age of 34. It w...
Bob Kane
Born in New York City in 1915, Bob Kane was the co-creator of Batman, the legendary caped crusader who first appeared in Detective Comics in 1939. This gem of a letterhead, with its dramatic use of Batman’s cape as a framing device, was use...
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I really like letters. I began the Letters of Note website in 2009 and have since authored 14 Letters of Note books. I also like lists. The Lists of Note website began in 2011; a book followed in 2014.
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