Paper Chase
May, 2010
In the dark crevices of the Internet, you can find endless amounts of entertaining esoterica. Take letterheady.com, a simple but ever-growing collection of blank letterhead. Each is a win-dow into the psyche of a famous personor company, a window into the past. Real letterhead from der Fuhrer, with swastika (used from 1934 to 1945); Albert Einstein (1932); "the office of Johnny Cash" (1960); even serial killer Richard Ramirez (1999), whose letterhead reads "Night Stalker" and...
