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Law Office Stationery Printing and Design Service
We offer superb quality and fast turnaround on professional stationery printing and design services.
The prestigious look and feel of high quality stationery is a tangible way to show clients your commitment to quality, right down to the smallest detail. Our craftspeople engrave, thermograph, lithograph and foil stamp your order to exacting standards in our own plant.
Mastering the Art of Communicating with Letters
The history of letter writing began when Egyptians started using papyrus over 30,000 years ago. For thousands of years, letter writing was restricted to governments, merchants, and wealthy individuals. By the 1800’s, letter writing finally became accessible to the masses with the spread of public education, availability of affordable wood-based paper, and drastic reductions in postage rates.
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Hint: In choosing typefaces, compare the length of your main line with the typeface of choice. If it is substantially shorter or longer than the name in the chosen typeface, you may prefer a more extended or condensed typeface. Compare each letter in your text to the letter in the typeface, particularly scripts.
How To Order
Select printing process and quantity for letterhead, continuation sheet, envelope and business card.
1. Select printing process and quantity for letterhead, continuation sheet, envelope and business card.
2. Select paper and color of paper.
3. Select additional processes.
4. Composition:
a) Select a layout (L_) and typeface (F_), or send copy and samples of the typeface.
b) Send a marked-up sample of your stationery.
c) Send mechanical or electronic file.
Hint: In choosing typefaces, compare the length of your main line with the typeface of choice. If it is substantially shorter or longer than the name in the chosen typeface, you may prefer a more extended or condensed typeface. Compare each letter in your text to the letter in the typeface, particularly scripts. Typefaces cannot be changed.
5. Proofs will be emailed or faxed unless otherwise specified. Press proofs at additional cost. Inquire.
6. Additional processes: blind embossing, foil stamping, please inquire. Submit bleeds, solids and close registration for a quote.
Printing Processes
Engraving (Intaglio Printing) A long-standing tradition of the legal profession, unquestionably makes the most prestigious impression. Its tactile finish and saturated color distinguish it aesthetically and practically from common printing processes and discourage fraudulent use of your letterhead. Secure—it can’t be reproduced on laser printers.
Thermography A raised printing process with a three dimensional look and feel, can’t be reproduced with office printers and is economical.
Lithography Flat/offset printing, can be graphically effective, particularly if used with a second color or process.
Digital Tremendously versatile, full color, quick delivery and economical.
Multiple Colors and Processes Combining printing processes, such as engraving and lithography, adding color(s), foil stamping and/or blind embossing makes your firm stand out. Color press proofs available on request. Request quote.
Blumberg Cotton Content Papers
Blumberg Law Bond, 50% Cotton Content Paper
The choice of legal professionals. Offers quality and value.
— Velvet and opulent feel — Environmental benefits
— Archival strength and durability — Ideal for laser and inkjet printing
— Withstands strenuous production processes such as embossing, foil stamping, thermography and engraving
— 100% recycled – 24 lb., wove
– White, ultra bright white and bamboo
Blumberg Cotton Bond Envelopes
Our high quality envelopes look great and save money. These 25% cotton white, ultra bright white and bamboo envelopes match Law Bond.
Neenah Classic Linen—Sensible luxury!
Consistent visual texture and unique tactile finish. A timeless depth and refinement that you won’t find with any other surface. Recycled and Carbon Neutral Plus. Boxed 500.
Design Services
Letterhead and Envelopes
Paper and Supplies
Using A Logo to Create a Professional Image
Since the Renaissance, logos have been used to mark products with the identity of their creator. Over the centuries their use grew, and today they have become almost indispensable for the creation of a professional image.
