List of stationery topics explained

This is a list of stationery topics. Stationery has historically pertained to a wide gamut of materials: paper and office supplies, writing implements, greeting cards, glue, pencil cases and other similar items.

Stationery topics

B

• Binder clip^[1]
• Black n' Red
• Brass fastener
• Bulldog clip
• Business card^[2]

• Black Astrum

• HCard

• Internet business card

• Portable Contacts

• Trade card

• VCard

• Visiting card

C

• Carbon paper^[3]
• Cartridge paper
• Chalkboard eraser
• Clipboard
• Colour pencil
• Compliments slip
• Continuous stationery
• Correction fluid
• Correction paper
• Correction tape
• Crane & Co.
• Crayon

D

• Derwent Cumberland Pencil
• Drawing pin
• Dymotape

E

• E-card
• Embossing
• Embossing tape
• Engraving
• Envelope
• Eraser
• Esselte

F

• File folder
• Foolscap folio
• Fevicol

G

• Greeting card

• American Greetings

• Archies Ltd

• Baby announcement

• Cardmaking

• Cards (iOS)

• Carlton Cards

• Celebrations Group

• Christmas card

• Cookie bouquet

• CSS Industries

• Forever Friends

• Get-well card

• The Greeting Card Association (U.K.)

• Hallmark Cards

• Hallmark Business Connections

• Hallmark holiday

• Holiday greetings

• Hoops&Yoyo

• Irving I. Stone

• Marcus Ward & Co

• Moonpig

• Naughty cards

• New Year Card

• Nobleworks

• Recycled Paper Greetings

• Studio cards

• Touchnote

• Twisted Whiskers

• Uncooked

• Video ecard

H

• Highlighter^[4]
• Hipster PDA^[5]

I

• Index card
• ISO 216
• ISO 217

J

• Japanese stationery

• Copic

• Genkō yōshi

• Hobonichi Techo

• Kuretake (art products)

• Namiki

• Pentel

• Pilot (pen company)

• Shitajiki

• Tombow

• Triart Design Marker

• Tsujiura

• Uni-ball

K

• Knife (envelope)

L

• Label
• Lawyers bodkin
• Letter (paper size)
• Letterpress printing
• Liquid Paper

M

• Manila folder
• Marker pen
• Moleskine
• Mourning stationery

N

• Needle card
• New Zealand standard for school stationery
• Notebook

• Big Chief tablet

• Classmate Stationery

• Composition book

• Diary

• Electronic lab notebook

• Inventor's notebook

• Lab notebook

• Open notebook science

• Personal organizer

• Police notebook

• Ring binder

• Sketchbook

P

• Paper
• Paper clip
• Paper cutter
• Paper Mate
• Paper size
• Pee Chee folder
• Pen
• Pencil
• Pencil Case
• Post-it note

• Postal stationery

• Aerogram

• Corner card

• Cut square

• Cut to shape

• Formular stationery

• Higgins & Gage World Postal Stationery Catalog

• Imprinted stamp

• International reply coupon

• Letter sheet

• Lettercard

• Mulready stationery

• Postal card

• Postal order

• Postal Stationery Society

• Postcard

• Sherborn Collection

• Stamped envelope

• United Postal Stationery Society

• Wrapper

• Presentation folder
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Pressure-sensitive tape

R

• Royal Mail rubber band
• Rubber band
• Ruler
• rubber
• reading ruler

S

• Seal
• Smythson
• Spindle
• Springback binder
• Staple
• Stapler
• Stationers (companies)

• Stationers of the United Kingdom

• Basildon Bond

• Macniven and Cameron

• Paperchase

• Partners the Stationer
• Stationers (people)

• Edward Allde

• John Allde

• George Eld

• Theophilus Johnson

• John Masiakowski

• Leonard Pagliero

• Henry Wise

• Sticker

T

• teNeues
• Thermographic printing
• Tickler file
• Tipp-Ex
• Trade card
• Trapper Keeper
• Treasury tag

V

• Visiting card

W

• Watermark
• Wite-Out
• Worksheet
• Water colour
• Washi tape

Notes and References

1. News: A Big Clip Job? Think Washington . The Washington Post, 05-19-2006, Linda Hales . 20 May 2006.
2. Web site: Johnson . Bobbie . BBC News - Business cards side-lined by digital contact revolution . Bbc.co.uk . 2011-02-25 . 2011-12-11.
3. Wissinger, R. R. (1950). Carbon Papers and Other Duplicating Papers. In Mosher, R. H. (ed), Specialty Papers, Their Properties and Applications (pp.335-367). Brooklyn, N.Y.: Remsen Press.
4. News: Greenbaum . Hilary . Rubinstein, Dana . WHO MADE THAT? The Hand-Held Highlighter . 2012-01-20 . The New York Times Sunday Magazine . MM20 . 2012-01-26.
5. News: This Retro PDA Doesn't Need Batteries . Mike . Musgrove . The Washington Post . July 17, 2005.