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3 thoughts on ““I Take Up My Pen”: Deseret Book Company, 1941”
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Ardis, I love these. In a world of short, casual, digital electronic communication it’s easy to forget that it used to be analog and dressed up in formal clothes. When I see these letterheads I think of the photos and newsreels from the same era showing men wearing a suit and tie to baseball games and women wearing a dress, hat and gloves to movie theaters. It’s a glimpse into another world.
Without ever having found the words for it like you have, KLC, that’s what appeals to me, too. Thanks.
Agreed. These examples of stationery are great. Thanks, Ardis.