222 Roebling St.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
http://www.thebrotherinelysium.com
Jon Beacham is an artist (and former book dealer) who used to be based in Beacon NY, but is now in Brooklyn where he operates a letterpress out of his Williamsburg studio. I’ve used him to do a couple projects and they’ve all turned out well. Jon has a good aesthetic and has offered great advice on how to reduce the price of projects without sacrificing quality.
—Jeremy Sanders
674-B 23rd Street
Oakland, CA 94612
phone: 510.836.2385
http://www.1984printing.com/
These guys can do cheap, good quality perfect bound books.
—Paul Barron
930 E. 162nd Street
South Holland, IL 60473
phone: 888.593.3154
http://www.parkpress.com/
They specialize in newsprint catalog, booklet, and broadsheet printing. Were easy to work with and priced competitively.
—Anonymous
Austin, Texas
phone: 512.447.0335
jack@capstamp.com
Jack Pike makes all of my rubber stamps, big (7” wide) and small (5mm). Self-inkers and handle stampers alike. Great, classic Stuff. He’s the best.
—Harsh Patel
Halmstad, Sweden
phone: +46 42 167 603
www.printografen.se
Awesome offset printer you can trust with more difficult tasks (bindings etc) even if you can’t actually go to the printer. They also have a big network of smaller, specialized printers and binders when neccessary. And they answer the telephone and are super friendly!
—Konst & Teknik
Stockholm, Sweden
+46 8 341 383
www.norrbackatryckeri.se
The one and only letterpress printer in central Stockholm, maybe in all of Stockholm, run by one person, the amazing Thomas Asplund. You can trust Thomas as he will tell you if something does or doesn’t work. We print more or less every ‘smaller’ thing we do here and can’t recommend him enough! (http://vimeo.com/3293836)
— Konst & Teknik
548 West 22nd St.
New York, NY, 10011
646-338-4330
marginaleditions@yahoo.com
My friend Brad is a Silkscreen / Letterpress / Fine Art printer in Brooklyn and I have used him for years. He’s super meticulous and works for himself as well as other artists and art printers. He is a real problem solver and all around swell guy. Contact: Brad Ewing.
—Carl Williamson
177 Livingston
Brooklyn, NYC
917-445-3875
alex.damianos@gmail.com
Low minimum printing on a Risograph GR3750 machine, has multiple colors available.
— Anonymous
6103 Johns Road, Suite 5-6
Tampa, FL 33634
Voice: (813) 886-0065 x108, Ask for Billy
Fax: (813) 884-0304
printshopcentral.com
Small book runs, digital, good for independents. One step above Lulu, they will do whatever your specs are and for less.
—Robin Cameron
10009 Commerce Ave, Tujunga, CA 91042
(818) 352-7878
Email/Website: roger@americanfoothill.com
Newsprint printer, speedy & friendly. Contact: Roger Wirsing.
—Anonymous
