Matchbook (noun)

A small paper folder containing a number of matches that can be struck on a rough surface to light them.

Origin:

The word matchbook is composed by two words "match" and "book" referring to a small paper folder containing a number of matches.

Examples:

1. He opened the matchbook and struck a match to light his cigarette.
2. The matchbook was a common way to advertise a business in the past.
3. Matchbooks can be collected as a hobby.
4. The matchbook had the logo of the hotel on it.
5. The matchbook had a rough surface on the back to strike the matches.