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Stupendous indeed.
In 1922, Thurston - himself a magician - spotted a travelling performer by the name of Dante; he quickly signed him up and before long the act was world-famous. Their letterhead didn’t disappoint.
Howard Thurston, 1923 | Source
Show Notes
Letterheady
letterheady
–adjective
1. overcome by a strong emotion due to a letterhead design.
Edited by me, Shaun Usher. I also run Letters of Note.
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