= mourning notepaper n.

(a) banknotes in circulation; bills of exchange accepted by a bank; (b) thin paper used esp. for making carbon copies of typewritten documents (cf. f…

= bank paper n. (b); chiefly attributive designating this type of paper.

Designating a type of thin paper used for letters sent abroad, as in foreign letter paper, foreign notepaper. Now rare.

a sort of letter-paper.

(in sense 6) paper ruled for a tradesman's bills, having his name, etc. printed at the top.

notepaper with a black border, used during a period of mourning.

(see quot.).

a paper of superior manufacture used for bonds and other documents; also simply bond in some trade-names of writing paper.

a blank card intended for use as notepaper.

(a) the head of a written or printed musical note; (b) = letterhead n. (a) at letter, n.1 compounds 2.

attributive. Designating a thin type of paper intended for dispatch by airmail, as airmail paper, airmail stationery, etc.

(a) a printed heading on a sheet of letter paper containing the name, address, etc., of an organization or individual; (also) stationery or a…

A folded card or sheet of paper on which a note or short letter may be written, typically having a picture or design on the front of the first leaf.

British Military slang. A blue airmail letter form available free of charge to service personnel stationed abroad, and to their correspondents at…