Alvah M. Squibb Co. is a Pittsburgh-area, family-owned business that has supplied schools with class record and lesson plan books since 1905. It designs, prints, binds, or bands most of its products in-house, including books and forms offered in bound and loose-leaf formats.
Slavia Printing CompanyFamily-owned and operated since 1920, Pittsburgh’s Slavia Printing Company produces printed materials with in-house design, printing, and bindery work. Now in its second century, the company combines traditional offset and digital printing with finishing services for projects ranging from business collateral to booklets and signage.PITTSBURGH, PA
The P.A. Hutchison CompanySince 1911, The P.A. Hutchison Company has made books and printed materials, growing from a small black-and-white letterpress shop into a mid-sized manufacturer serving publishers across the United States. The Mayfield, Pennsylvania company remains guided by the fourth generation of the Hutchison family and produces about 20 million bound books a year, with particular experience in textbooks and educational materials. In 2024, P.A. Hutchison became part of GV Group while continuing its Hutchison family legacy.MAYFIELD, PA
The P.A. Hutchison CompanySince 1911, The P.A. Hutchison Company has made books and printed materials in Pennsylvania, growing from Philip Alvord Hutchison’s small black-and-white letterpress shop into a mid-sized manufacturer serving publishers across the United States. Now led by fourth-generation Hutchison Chris Hutchison, the company specializes in book production, with a particular focus on textbooks and educational materials. Its Mayfield plant produces about 50 million books a year, including 20 million bound books, and joined GV Group in 2024.MAYFIELD, PA
Wert BookbindingFounded in a Linglestown garage in 1960, Wert Bookbinding has grown into a Grantville, Pennsylvania bindery making and restoring books for libraries, printers, and individuals. The business combines traditional hand bookbinding with on-demand printing and binding, including work as specialized as restoring family Bibles and building protective enclosures for rare collections. Wert remains a family business shaped by a history that includes surviving Hurricane Agnes’s seven-foot flood and more than six decades of service.GRANTVILLE, PA