All 6 Uses

stationery
in
Message in a Bottle, by Sparks
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The stationery, with its picture of a sailing ship in the upper right hand corner, was beginning to discolor in places, fading slowly with the passage of time.†
Chpt 1 *

stationery = paper and envelopes for writing letters
This was no child's stationery.†
Chpt 1
Later that night, Theresa wrote out the beginning of the column in longhand on some stationery she found in the desk drawer in the den.†
Chpt 2
In the drawer, he found the stationery he always used when his mind was conflicted, and he sat down with the hopes of putting his thoughts into words.†
Chpt 10
The stationery had been a gift from Catherine, and he used it only when he wrote to her.†
Chpt 11
-pieces of the stationery.†
Chpt 11

Definitions:

(1) (stationery)
paper and envelopes for writing letters

Stationery is commonly confused with stationary; i.e., remaining still. The words are pronounced identically, so be sure to note the spelling. It might help to remember which is which, by thinking "First sit still; then write."
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)