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Artwork
post cards
are a great way to theme a presentation, reminder, unit, and/or projects as well as
furthering the art of individuals. Art cards can be great fund raisers as
well as companion items for book,
educational or art project. Please note that unless special
quotations are requested, our standard reproduction method (offset and true 600
dpi digitial) make very nice cards, but
fine art reproduction requests should be identified and quoted differently.
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Artistic Post Card Information
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Basic Post Card and
Sample Costs
Flat printed on one side,
4¼x5½" white matte index card stock, from your layout or ours. Artwork,
drawings, maps, signatures, order blanks, etc., may be used at no additional
charge. Post cards may be ordered in any size, including postcards that will not
mail via USPS on a "postcard" stamp. In addition to matte white,
cards are available in many
other colors and textures such as gloss, and linen, at additional price
supplement (varies according to paper mill pricing at time of order) -
free
quotes available on request.
offset printed (#100+): in house color
stock or
black ink - other ink colors may available.
POD digital (4-399 quantity): black
ink only
One
side printed card - leaves mailing side blank:
400 & under - $38.00 (printed price)
600 - $40.00
800 - $43.00
1000 - $45.00
POD - inquire for quote
in as small a quantity as 4 (that's right - 1, 2, 3, 4)!
2 sided card printing also available!
Thermographed (raised printing) or Flat printed on any other size
are available for other prices. Other options also available such as full
color, fold up, perforated, etc.
Other options also available.
ID/Privacy note: While post cards are highly versatile and
a great economical alternative to many types of physical mailings, one shouldn't
plan a post card that requests any information be placed on a provided post card
that could lead to identity theft. While it is a felony to tamper with the
US Mail Service, most people that fill out return post cards don't take into
consideration protecting cards, such as placing them into envelopes, before they
get into the mail stream - especially when return postage is provided on the
post card itself. Alternate suggestions include, instead of blanks to fill
in, a check box for "use information on file"; provide a telephone number
(reminding person not to use cell or cordless phone) for information
verification; etc. When requesting information be sent back to you, in
general, you can ask for anything. The reasoning is that a person that
wants to protect there information will place it into a security envelope, or
choose not to provide ID sensitive information.
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November 14, 2011
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