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Boxcar
Press
Source for plastic- and metal-backed polymer plates.
Also recycles plates!
Bookmakers
301.604.7787
bookmakers@earthlink.net
Bookbinding supplies, based in Maryland.
Talas
212.219.0770
Bookmaking supplies, based in New York.
Hollander's
734.741.7531
Book and paper store in Michigan.
Lee
Valley
Super-strong magnets for enclosures.
Printed
Matter
A non-profit store in New York devoted to artists' books, 'zines, and
other "artists' publications." They also take interns.
Boxcar
Press
NY based photopolymer/letterpress supply. You can get photointaglio plates
here as well plates for letterpress (and, if you can afford it, you can
have them make your plates for you).
Briar
Press
Letterpress forum with a free classified listing.
AlphaGraphics
410.727.1400
1305 St. Paul, just south of the intersection with Mount Royal. They can
shoot films from Illustrator files that have no pixels at all and are
perfect for exposing all sorts of things, esp. polymer plates. To make
sure everything's how you want it, print out and give them a hard-copy
exactly like you want the film to be. For an 8 1/2 x 11 film, $10 with
student ID and cash. (That's a 15% discount.) They can usually do it same-day
(for the same price) if you get it to them in the morning.
NA
Graphics
970.387.0212, fax 90.387.0127
email nagraph@frontier.net for a free catalog.
All things letterpress: rollers, furniture, high-speed quoins, tympan
paper, numbering machines, steel rule, leads and slugs, gauge pins, Vandercook
parts and supplies, Kelsey supplies, Morgan Expansion Trucks, parts for
Miehle Verticals, C&P, Heidelberg, ATF foundry type, composing sticks,
photopolymer plates aand platemakers. In Silverton, Colorado.
Rollers
Tarheel
Roller & Brayer
Dave Hauser, hau6118@aol.com
Composition rollers.
American
Printing Equipment
Rubber rollers.
Dave
Churchman
317.849.5665
Dealer of all kinds of letterpress equipment, including presses.
In Indiannapolis.
Don
Black
416.751.5944
don@donblack.ca
Kind of a letterpress pawn shop. He has type, presses, press parts, casting
equipment, hot-foil stamping equipment, Linotype mats & Monotype matrices,
and pretty much everything else. He'll pay cash for whatever you want
to sell, too. The website also has an extensive
directory of typeface proofs, to get a quick idea of what a face looks
like.
In Toronto.
The
following are sources for inks:
Fritz
at NA Graphics
and Bill at Quaker
City Type have small tubes of different colors.
XPEDX
and Graphic Chemical
sell Van Son inks in cans.
Gans
has a lot of inks, including Pantone.
The
following are sources for magnesium plates:
Valley
Etching
413.536.2256
You can email them the artwork. Fast turnaround.
In Holyoke, MA
Pella
Engraving Company
PO Box 127
Pella, IA 50219
Augustine
Company
Marshalltown, Iowa
Central
Michigan Engravers
PO Box 15006
Lansing, MI 48901
(517) 485-5865
Cal-Art
& Engraving
Speedy service, mounted & unmounted dies
In San Carlos, CA
Peterson Engraving
Brown and Hartman Engraving Co.
918.582.1165
M inimum 10 square inches @ $14.70 mounted type-high, & increases from
there. "Very cooperative."
In Tulsa, OK
Standard
Engraving Company
625 West Main St.
Oklahoma City, OK 73126
405 235 5313 - Ask for Rich
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