Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A postage-stamp.
- noun A printed form of address or advertisement at the head of a sheet of letter-paper. Also called
letter-heading . - noun A sheet of letter-paper so headed.
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Examples
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The organisation's letter-head bore no address nor telephone number.
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I had not thought it worth telling the vicar that the stone-mason's number was on the letter-head of the paper Mr. Pascoe had given me, but I wanted to see Lil, and preferably while there was no chance of coming across Mr.. Winton Smith.
Rose cottage Stewart, Mary, 1916- 1997
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I had not thought it worth telling the vicar that the stone-mason's number was on the letter-head of the paper Mr. Pascoe had given me, but I wanted to see Lil, and preferably while there was no chance of coming across Mr.. Winton Smith.
Rose cottage Stewart, Mary, 1916- 1997
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Prof Gerwel said the dismissal letter sent to Mrs Mandela had been on the the President's embossed letter-head and was signed by the President.
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This is the letter-head used by the President in his communication with
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Even if your training in art ended with finger painting in the third grade, a computer can help you prepare distinctive letter-head, business cards, and resume “brochures.”
30 DAYS TO A GOOD JOB HAL GIESEKING PAUL PLAWIN 1994
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Even if your training in art ended with finger painting in the third grade, a computer can help you prepare distinctive letter-head, business cards, and resume “brochures.”
30 DAYS TO A GOOD JOB HAL GIESEKING PAUL PLAWIN 1994
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Half those patrons on the letter-head don't exist, and the others didn't know their names were being used. '
Whip Hand Francis, Dick 1979
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Half those patrons on the letter-head don't exist, and the others didn't know their names were being used. '
Whip Hand Francis, Dick 1979
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It was a letter typewritten upon her cousin's letter-head; but it was not dictated by Mr. Adair MacKenzie.
Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp or, the Old Lumberman's Secret Annie Roe Carr
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