visiting card

"We can't rule out that the occupiers will 'accidentally' find some characteristic 'insignia', 'visiting card' or even 'DNA'."

The class, which had both blacks and whites in it, exchanged visiting cards.

Cars were exotic playthings; telephones hadn’t supplanted visiting cards; electric light was a harsher alternative to candles.

There was note-paper also in the drawer, thick white sheets, for rough writing, and the note-paper of the house, with the crest, and the address, and visiting cards, ivory-white, in little boxes.

"My job was typical of co-operation between an IT company and any subcontractor: you are set a task, for example, to create a website, a visiting card, a web page."