Re: [BKARTS] Letter Press, Clam Shell boxes, or slip cases.

[Melanie von Gunten <melanievg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Mark,

I work for a book publishing and Manufacturing company and do all our speciality edition leather bound books prototypes.  We recently did 3 editions in leather.  1 edition in 2 colors that had slip cases, 100 sets of 18 books (1,800 books) and another 100 that had a clam shell boxes.  We got them made at Kater Craft bookbinders in CA and they did a very good job. 

Contact is Bruce

562 692 0665

Melanie

On Thu, 28 May 2009 19:49:50 GMT, mark wrote
> I hope this finds everyone well. 
> Can anyone recommend a Letterpress printer on the West Coast in 
> Canada? 
> Also, does anyone know of a place where i can get clamshell boxes or 
> slip cases made in small runs of 200-300 in Canada or the US? 
> I remember someone had asked about this earlier in the year, but i did not see a response. 
> I do not want to use a company that goes to a country that will 
> exploit their workers. 
> Any help would be appreciated. 
> warmth, 
> mark 
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Melanie von Gunten 
Bridge Publications 
4751 Fountain Ave. 
Los Angeles, CA 90029 
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