Interesting Letterhead Designs | Letterheady

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–adjective
1. overcome by a strong emotion due to a letterhead design.

Much like its sibling, Letterheady is an online homage to offline correspondence; specifically letters. However, here at Letterheady we don't care about the letter's content. Just its design.

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As if by magic, here are the most popular letterhead. The list is sorted according to traffic - most-viewed first - and is inherently unfair due to older letterhead naturally having been viewed more. Until I think of an alternative though:

1. Nikola Tesla, c.1900

2. Adolf Hitler, 1934-35

3. Albert Einstein, 1932

4. Robot Salesmen Ltd, 1930s

5. Bill Watterson, late-1980s

6. Church of Scientology of California, 1976

7. Walt Disney's Wonderful World Of Color, 1961

8. The Office of Johnny Cash, c.1960

9. Elvis Presley - Date unknown

10. Adolf Hitler - Date unknown

11. The Star Wars Corporation, 1976

12. Serial killer Richard ‘Night Stalker’ Ramirez, 1999

13. Winston Churchill, 1940

14. Frank Zappa, 1986

15. Thomas Edison, 1923

16. Harry Houdini, 1913

17. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, c.1950 | Source

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, c.1950 | Source

Related: Henson Associates’ 1977 letterhead.
Jim Henson Productions, 1994 | Source

Related: Henson Associates’ 1977 letterhead.

Jim Henson Productions, 1994 | Source

Jacksonville Sash & Door Company, 1932 | Source

Jacksonville Sash & Door Company, 1932 | Source

The Official Star Wars Fan Club, 1985 | Source

The Official Star Wars Fan Club, 1985 | Source

Letterhead used by Gene Autry in 1991. To compare: his 1949 letterhead.
Gene Autry, 1991 | Source

Letterhead used by Gene Autry in 1991. To compare: his 1949 letterhead.

Gene Autry, 1991 | Source

The Logan-Long Company, 1932 | Source

The Logan-Long Company, 1932 | Source

The Horse Review, 1917 | Source

The Horse Review, 1917 | Source

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 1930 | Source

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 1930 | Source

Python (Monty) Pictures Ltd., c.1980 | Submitted Anonymously

Python (Monty) Pictures Ltd., c.1980 | Submitted Anonymously

Enzo Ferrari’s letterhead, as used by the Ferrari founder in 1974.
Enzo Ferrari, 1974 | Submitted by Alan. F.

Enzo Ferrari’s letterhead, as used by the Ferrari founder in 1974.

Enzo Ferrari, 1974 | Submitted by Alan. F.