Right after Germany's surrender, Lt. Helms, an intelligence operative, sneaked into Hitler's chancellery in Berlin and pilfered the Fuehrer's stationery. He dated the letter "V-E day" for May 8, 1945.

We asked stylish people about their favorite stationery, including note cards, letter papers, and postcards from Smythson, G. Lalo, Papier, Maurèle, and Fotofolio.

Explore Vogue’s picks for thank you notes, all-purpose cards, and the best letter stationery for the most thoughtful kind of correspondence.

Washington, April 2014: This letter by a U.S. service member, Sgt. Horace Evers, was written on Adolf Hitler’s private personal stationery. Evers and his men found the gold-embossed paper in ...

Stationery matters: the experience of receiving a letter starts from the moment they open the envelope, so be sure to put as much care into your paper as you do into your words. Whether it’s ...

On Hitler’s personal stationery, then 26-year-old Danny wrote a letter to his wife, Julia, dated May 6, 1945: “Dearest Julia, and so, Hitler’s treasured stationery has come to this.” ...