Paper Type
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What is bleed?
Bleed is artwork extended ⅛″ past the trim so no white edge shows after cutting. Our templates mark the trim, bleed, and safe area for you.
File setup & accepted formats
We print from vector line art, one color per pass — no raster photos, gradients or screens. Send a clean vector file with each color on its own layer. Accepted: AI · INDD · PDF · PSD · JPG.
What is engraving?
A design is cut into a steel plate and the ink is pressed into the sheet — crisp, three-dimensional detail on the face, with the subtle bruise on the back that marks real engraving.
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In continuous operation since 1855
Made in Jacksonville, FL
An engraved stationery envelope completes a fine correspondence set. The return address is incised into a metal plate and pressed up from the sheet, matching the engraved letterhead and cards it travels with. Crafted on quality stock and inspected by hand by Wells & Drew, engravers since 1855.
Specifications
| Paper Type | Ultimate White Cotton Peal and Seal Envelopes, 25 lb., Warm White, Gummed Envelopes, 24 lb. |
| Ink Color | Black, Blue (PMS 288), Reflex Blue, Burgundy (PMS 201), Red (PMS 1805), Metallic Silver, Metallic Gold, Metallic Copper, Cool Gray 8, Dark Gray (PMS 432), Green (PMS 349), Light Blue (PMS 292) |
| Process | Engraved |