notepaper

One early 1990s reproduction of “his personalized notepaper,” as the caption reads, has Garfield the Cat at the top.

I must write a letter to Mr. Aitchison to-morrow when I arrive in billets and get hold of some notepaper.

He held meanwhile a bit of notepaper the size of his hand, and scrutinized it carefully from time to time.

It was, however, characteristic that after musing for a minute or two she took out some notepaper and began to write.

Willard wrenched himself free, and took a sheet of notepaper, an envelop, and a pencil from a pocket.

He realised that he did not like the smell of scent, especially on notepaper, and pink was not his favourite colour.