Rifle Paper Co. was founded in 2009 by husband and wife team Nathan and Anna Bond. Over the years, they have grown their company from two people to more than 150 people. Their world is filled with bold colors, hand-painted flowers, and whimsical characters - and their goal is to create quality products that bring out the beauty of everyday life.

As a company, they consider every detail of their products. This means hand-assembled products in their warehouse and forging their decades-long relationships with local Florida printers. Some might even say they're obsessed (that perfect red is so important!). It is their passion and purpose to produce quality products that they use themselves and exceed your expectations.

Website: https://riflepaperco.com/

Phone number: 800-498-9774

Email: Help@riflepaperco.com

For over 40 years, the Post-it Brand has helped people be more productive, communicate better, and express themselves in a number of creative ways. However, as these products become popular, their inception remains uncertain. Looking back, the birth of the Canary Yellow phenomenon has reminded us of a valuable lesson: persistence or persistence is just as important as inspiration when it comes to bringing an idea to life.

Credited by Post-it Brand launched in the US. Designed with purpose, beauty and charm in mind, this collection of paper goods and desktop accessories can help keep track of all of life's most remarkable moments.

Website: https://www.post-it.com/3M/en_US/post-it/

Phone number: 1-800-395-1223

In 2003, they started tinkering with a letter-writing machine and helped their friends glue beautiful sheets of paper to their letters. As each custom product is sent out, more and more people are asking. So more and more stationery is produced. At a time when the world was firmly moving online, they took the risk and focused on building our business offline, making beautiful, tangible things by hand that would go beyond anything in the digital space.

Today, Sugar Paper is found in thousands of stores in the United States and around the world. Sugar Paper stores can be found in the historic Country Mart in Brentwood, beautiful Newport Beach and their newest location in Marin.

Website: https://sugarpaper.com/

Phone number: 310.451.7870

Email: brentwood@sugarpaper.com

Zenas Crane, son of Stephen, learned the art of papermaking from his father and founded his own paper mill in 1801, catering mainly to banks, printers and shopkeepers. After he retired, he left the business to his sons, Zenas Marshall and James Brewer, and has seen marked growth since then. Zenas Marshall devised a method of dipping the silk thread vertically on the banknote as a way to mark the denomination of the bill.

It is no coincidence that a company exists for more than 200 years. The company has always remained committed to meeting the growing needs of its customers, providing quality, value-added products - and anticipating needs to develop and deliver solutions as needed. That continues to be the driving force behind Crane Currency to continue investing in research and development in pursuit of world-class technology.

Website: https://www.cranecurrency.com/

Phone number: +1 413 684 2600

Wild Horse Press was founded in 2006 by Billy and Ronna Huckaby. Their goal is to publish books that will help preserve the history of rodeo and the West. They specialize in previously expired books, as well as new titles. In addition to rodeo titles, Wild Horse Press also publishes books that focus on the Old West or the Cowboy Lifestyle.

Billy joined the rodeo at 15 and rode horses and bulls for 15 years. He attended Texas Tech University, where he competed in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association and earned a degree in Ag Communications. He was involved in various businesses including publishing newspapers and magazines. Wild Horse Press is part of the Wild Horse Media Group, which includes Wild Horse Press, Eakin Press, NorTex Press and Cowboy Bookworm. Billy remains active in the rodeo business as a rodeo announcer, announcing approximately 90 rodeo performances each year.

Website: http://www.wildhorsepress.com/

Phone number: 817-344-7036

At Paper Source, they believe that every moment presents a new opportunity to create something special. From the diary where you share your most precious memories, to the simplest stationery items that help you note the simple joys in life, Paper Source has been carefully designed, for even if it's a piece of paper.

At Paper Source, they live off all things paper. They create, craft, color, cut, shape, and print with papers of all sizes, designs and craft materials. But most of all, they cherish, protect and adore each strand of their paper with every strand of their own. They care about ensuring that Paper Source's products put the environment first, focus on sustainability and social responsibility, and maintain their commitment to the exceptional, premium quality you expect from all products and experiences of Paper Source.

Website: https://www.papersource.com/

Phone number: 1-888-PAPER-11

Email: customerservice@papersource.com

Christine Schmidt's career began in elementary school when she won a bicycle in a local grocer's coloring contest. This bike is red and has a full ten speeds! After spending her youth in the plains of Kansas City and art school in Washington D.C., she and her lover, Evan, moved west to a tiny place atop San Francisco's windswept Bernal Hills. Energized by public radio programs, she spent every night creating hand-printed cards and gifts. Finding local suppliers and working with eco-friendly materials, she began honing her product line. In 2007, after a long research, Christine brought a box of her goods to some local stores, they placed an order and Yellow Owl Workshop was born.

The Yellow Owl Workshop today is busy with a team of hard-working people in a studio in the sunny Mission District. Although the Yellow Owl Workshop has grown and can be found in stores worldwide, its original values are still shown in each product. Legend says that if you hold a stamp set carefully, you can still smell Earl Gray and hear an episode of "Radio Lab".

Website: https://yellowowlworkshop.com/

Email: info@yellowowlworkshop.com

The story begins in 1931, during the tumultuous period of the Great Depression, when George O'Connor took the opportunity and bought a bankrupt paper mill in Upstate New York. Convinced that the mill and the craftsmen who work there are worth saving, he strives to create paper that is durable and unique as well as skillfully and beautifully handcrafted. This purposeful foresight has become a philosophy well understood by four generations of the O'Connor family as they have guided Mohawk forward.

Today, they're building on that legacy as they serve the creative needs of designers, brand owners and printers in more than 60 countries with carefully crafted, hand-crafted papers designed to make prints better, more efficient in the digital-first world. As a family owned business, they strive to treat everyone like family; from 600 employees to customers and partners. That's because their business is built on relationships, handshake trust, communication, and honesty with everyone they work with. The fact that Mohawk has been around for four generations means they make new product decisions and innovations in the long term, not just the next quarter. And because they care about the environment, they do all of this with future generations in mind, by sourcing their pulp responsibly, conserving the water on which their craft rests, and harness wind energy for their factories.

Website: https://www.mohawkconnects.com/

Phone number: (800) 843-6455