Letterhead (noun)

The heading printed at the top of a sheet of letter paper, typically containing a name, address, and logo of an individual or organization.

Origin:

The term 'letterhead' originated in the mid-19th century and refers to a piece of paper used for letter writing.

Examples:

1. The letterhead was printed with the company's name and logo in blue ink.
2. The letterhead provided a professional appearance to the correspondence.
3. The letterhead was used to communicate the company's image and brand.
4. The letterhead was an important component of the company's stationery system.
5. The letterhead was updated to include the new address and phone number.