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Moore Printing
In 1931, when William S. Moore opened Moore Envelope Company, envelopes were his specialty. Today, better known as Moore Printing Company, we are one of the most versatile and experienced printers in Springfield. Our experience began over 80 years ago with one 8x12 hand-fed press in a small building in downtown Springfield. All type was hand set in wood or lead until 1941, when two new Linotypes were purchased.

The Linotype is a mechanical typesetter used for casting lead into type. While lead type operations are rare, its abilities are not obsolete. Moore Printing Company phased out the last one of their original Linotypes a few years ago. The shop was moved to its North Jefferson location in 1951. In 1955 offset presses were added, some of the first in Springfield.

In 1967, upon Bill Moore's retirement, Moore Printing Company was incorporated and Bill's son, Steve, became president of the corporation. In 1995, Moore Printing Company was again sold. This time, to long-time employee, Steve Vestal, who with his wife, Judy, still own the company.
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At Moore Printing Company, Inc., we are a complete service printer and your satisfaction is our goal.
We can take your concept and see it through to a finished product that fulfills your needs or we can compliment your work with any one of our individual services.
Whether it is your brochure, working forms like invoices, statements or contracts, or your stationery package, including letterheads, envelopes and business cards we've got all of your printing needs covered.
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The letterpress department is the oldest and most unique area of our company.
It is considered by some to be obsolete, but letterpress still maintains its usefulness on daily operations such as foil stamping, embossing, die cutting, perforating, scoring, numbering, and crash numbering or imprinting, as well as printing unusual jobs such as ribbons, napkins or that unique piece you designed with that look and feel of yesteryear.
From simple, single color to complex, multicolor projects, this qualified department will ensure that your job is printed to your specifications.
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The final steps of printing occur in the Bindery and Finishing department.
According to the needs and requirements of your project, this diverse department is equipped to score, perforate, fold, gather, staple (flat or saddle stitch or wrap-around covers), punch, round corner, pad, and trim.
Finally it is packaged for its final destination, you, the customer.
This service is wide-ranging in possibilities, based on your needs.
Whether it is simply storing your printed items for as-needed releases or special packaging requirements, let us help you with this aspect on your order.
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