Since 1922, Cleveland’s Irwin Engraving and Printing Co. has preserved the craft of fine engraving while producing distinctive printed pieces for clients near and far. Milan Nass took over in 1965, and his sons David and Dan now carry on the family business as master engravers with more than 50 years of combined experience. From a 15,000-square-foot Cleveland plant, the company pairs traditional, hands-on workmanship with modern printing technology and takes on both highly customized projects and short runs.
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SP MountSince 1867, Cleveland’s SP Mount has made lasting impressions through commercial printing, evolving from letterpress work to today’s high-end offset and digital printing. Still family-owned across generations, the company pairs its long printing heritage with hands-on project guidance from career print professionals and direct access to its production team and president.CLEVELAND, OH
Hodgins Engraving Co., IncHodgins Engraving is a third-generation, family-owned Batavia printing company producing business and social stationery, specialty printed materials, and engraved work. Founded by John Hodgins in 1957, it has evolved from a die-making shop into a mid-sized operation that brings traditional techniques such as genuine engraving and letterpress together with modern printing, finishing, ordering, and fulfillment. President Becky Almeter, who took over from her father in 2017, leads the company today.BATAVIA, NY
Rapid Service EngravingSince 1904, Buffalo’s family-owned Rapid Service Engraving has made precision stamping and embossing dies, printing plates, and related prepress materials. Now in its fourth generation, the company carries its craft from letterpress work into CNC-cut, three-dimensional tooling while maintaining a focus on tight deadlines and photoengraving needs.BUFFALO, NY
Devore EngravingFor more than six decades, Devore Engraving has been an Ohio engraving shop serving manufacturers with custom marking tools. Founded in 1963, it helped bring three-dimensional engraving into its early work and continues to combine that experience with modern CAD and CNC methods. The company is especially suited to unusual marking requirements, producing tooling to match customer drawings and specifications.CANTON, OH