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NYC Perfect Bound Books, Booklets and Eye Catching Flyers and Business Cards at 2010 Armory Show
March 9th, 2010
Last Thursday at the the paintings and sculptures weren’t the only works of art on display. Artist debuted their new collections with fun and eye catching , saddle stitch booklets and pamphlets and bright, catchy flyers and business cards.
Perfect Binding and Perfect Bound Books and Booklets
A great choice of binding for a professional and sleek look is perfect binding. At the Armory show, the artist’s choice to display their works was in a slender perfect bound books or booklets.
An artist favorite at the Armory Show NYC was a double channel scored perfect bound booklet. For a quick estimate on double channel scored bound books and booklets visit www.abgusa.com/quotes.htm or call 212-398-1245.
Double Channel Scored Booklets
Perfect Bound Booklet
Perfect Binding
Saddle stitching and Saddle Stitched Booklets and Books
Artists also showed off their new collections in saddle stitched booklets. Saddle stitched booklets are great for a casual and easy-to-grab look. For a quick estimate on saddle stitch books and booklets visit www.abgusa.com/quotes.htm or call 212-398-1245.
Saddle Stitched Booklets
Saddle Stitching
Fun and Catch Flyers and Business Cards
Flyers and Business Cards at the Armory Show NYC
Catchy Business Cards at the Armory Show
More Than a Printer. More Like A Partner.
Advanced Business Group (, 212-398-1245) is an and company based in New York City. With a guarantee of speed, security, confidentiality and excellent customer service, ABG specializes in printing and providing marketing solutions like , , for hedge funds, capital management companies and other financial service providers. ABG also serves the pharmaceutical, healthcare, real estate, fashion and advertising industries. ABG’s clients include: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Johnson & Johnson and Live Person.
Perfect Binding is ideal for look books, magazines and presentations
What is Perfect Binding?
Perfect Binding is an ideal binding method for look books, magazines and investor presentations. It is often referred to as glue binding and it provides a sturdy hold, while still allowing for flexibility. This binding method also gives any printed book or presentation a professional look.
As far as cost, perfect binding is still the smarter choice when compared to other, more costly and time consuming forms of binding. With years of experience, and our DigiBinder Perfect Binding Machines, we can provide you and your company with top quality, at a very affordable cost.
Book Binding in New York City. Visit: www.abgusa.com or call 212-398-1245
How do we do it?
It takes quality equipment to produce a quality product and this is why we use Sterling Digibinders for our perfect binding needs. Our Sterling Digibinders allows us to perfect bind up to 360 books per hour, up to 2″ in thickness and up to 12.5″ tall. Our fully automated machines give us the capability to produce top quality, – fast, and at a great price.
More Than a Printer. More Like A Partner.
Advanced Business Group (, 212-398-1245) is an and company based in New York City. With a guarantee of speed, security, confidentiality and excellent customer service, ABG specializes in printing and providing marketing solutions like , , for hedge funds, capital management companies and other financial service providers. ABG also serves the pharmaceutical, healthcare, real estate, fashion and advertising industries. ABG’s clients include: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Johnson & Johnson and Live Person.
ABG Printing Supporting Cumulus Studios at NYC’s Armory Show
March 8th, 2010
Cumulus Studios Booth At NYC Armory Show, Pier 92
Last Thursday, attended at pier 92 and 94. came to support which is known for its collection of outdoor functional objects and art.
Cumulus Studios presented its new collection in with photographs of their art which they handed out to prospects.
During the show ABG Printing had the opportunity to take a few photos of the show and the Cumulus Studios booth:
Beautiful Fabric Painting Outside Cumulus Studios Booth
Collection of Cumulus Studios Paintings inside the Booth
Paintings at NYC's Armory Show Pier 92
Browsing Contemporary Art at the Armory Show at Pier 92
What is Digital Printing?
March 4th, 2010
The best
is a, California which provides both and offset printing and their high-quality service will be customized to suit your printing requirements. By taking into account your budget, they will be able to do justice to your vision and also the image of your company, if applicable. also handles envelope printing, printing newsletters, business cards, etc. They will be able to help you out with all printing projects whether for personal or business advertising reasons.
You can call them at 408-779-6960, fax them at 408-779-6970 or e-mail them at for the best printing service. These , CA are excellent at their job and take on all sorts of advertising and marketing printing projects.
The Happy Envelope Wedding Save the Dates
March 4th, 2010
We’re very excited to soon be carrying the new Save the Date album from . We also carry their two wedding albums full of classic designs. The new Save-the-Dates incorporate photos and gorgeous and fun layouts. We should be receiving the album in the coming weeks so please come in and have a look at the whole selection in person.
GB Produk Digital
February 26th, 2010
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Support Your Local NYC Print Shop
February 26th, 2010
Meets Internet…
Support Your Local NYC Print Shop. Visit: www.abgusa.com
With the internet, digital printing has taken off into the cloud, giving customers more printing options from anywhere and at low-costs, but whatever happened to the face-to-face interaction business used to be built on? The local ma and pa shop where you could walk in and talk face-to-face and feel comfortable about conducting business with the right company? Has convenience and speed taken its place? Well what if you could have both convenience, speed with a human touch all bundled into one printing project?
It is important to not lose sight of what still goes into digital printing today: deadlines, speed, time, proofing and nerves, and though today’s technology succeeds in masking this hectic process, it doesn’t mean the local, ma and pa shop element shouldn’t remain.
At , clients have stress lifted from their shoulders from the moment they input their quote request on the online form or call one of the friendly customer service representatives. How is this done? It’s easy, throughout the entire printing process the client stays in touch with one point of contact on the customer service team and production team. Plus, all projects can be completed with in a 24 hour time frame in ABG’s.
What We Do
- The project leaves your hands.
- The project goes into the hands of a friendly customer rep who will walk you through your printing options.
- The estimator calculates the best price.
- The friendly customer service rep reviews the best pricing options with you.
- Project goes to production.
- Product team member hand delivers a digital proof.
- Project is approved and goes to print.
- Production team member delivers project straight into your hands.
What You See
1. The best printing prices in NYC.
2. Digital proof of your project.
3. Final product delivered right to your hands.
The moral is: Smooth, easy and fast can co-exist with the face-to-face feeling you get at your local ma and pa shop. Support your . Call 212-398-1245 for a quick quote request.
More Than a Printer. More Like A Partner.
Advanced Business Group (, 212-398-1245) is an and company based in New York City. With a guarantee of speed, security, confidentiality and excellent customer service, ABG specializes in printing and providing marketing solutions like , , for hedge funds, capital management companies and other financial service providers. ABG also serves the pharmaceutical, healthcare, real estate, fashion and advertising industries. ABG’s clients include: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Johnson & Johnson and Live Person.
ABG Printing Attending NYC’s Armory Show March 4-7th
February 26th, 2010
Picture from: www.nyartbeat.com
ABG Printing will be attending next week’s at Pier 92 and Pier 94 to support and it’s renowned artwork.
When: March 4-7th
Where: Pier 92 and 94
What:
About the Show
The Armory show will debut important 20th and 21st century art. The show is an international art fair held every March where artists, galleries, critics and curators from all over the world come together to share ideas and artwork.
About Advanced Business Group (ABG Printing)
More Than a Printer. More Like A Partner.
Advanced Business Group (, 201-398-1245) is an and company based in New York City. With a guarantee of speed, security, confidentiality and excellent customer service, ABG specializes in printing and providing marketing solutions like , , for hedge funds, capital management companies and other financial service providers. ABG also serves the pharmaceutical, healthcare, real estate, fashion and advertising industries. ABG’s clients include: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Johnson & Johnson and Live Person.
Somebunny has a warped sense of humour
February 23rd, 2010
This morning, while wandering outside and having my first cuppa java, I spotted a rabbit rushing across the field beyond the property boundary. I found myself willing it to turn back and not find a way through the fence, as on this side there are two giant dogs and a pretty agro little one. It came through anyway, but managed to cross the acres unmolested, so I guess it had lucky rabbit feet!
It got me to thinking about bunnies in general… How spread fear and horror through the male population in the late 80’s. How we think they are cute and cuddly , but really they can be twitchy and snappy.
Friends of mine in America were bunny people. They had a pair who predictably copulated like..well, er…rabbits. They unpredictably only produced two babies in the litter. One was given to an enthusiastic home and the other was kept by the family. For no reason that anyone could fathom, this particular bunny was in the incarnation of . Unlike its parents, it hated people and benevolent actions like the arrival of food were greeted with attacks. Nips are okay…biting an adult thumb down to the bone is just scary.
I decided that my kids with their little fingers were no longer available for bunny sitting when the family went away. One adult thumb to the bone = one child finger severed.
After much soul-searching, the family decided that the bunny was too much of a liability.Visions of lawsuits danced in their heads…no sugar plums in sight. The problem was letting go… Despite its tendency to amputate fingers, the bunny had a beautiful coat, it was the much anticipated child to their two cuddly bunnies – somehow just ending was not going to do. The thought that perhaps keeping the pelt would be okay crossed someone’s mind… But that someone had laryngitis… so that someone came to me and asked me to call the taxidermist to find out how much it would cost to skin a rabbit…
The phone call was somewhat like being plunged into the heart of . The creature on the other end assured me it would be his pleasure to take the pelt off the rabbit. He somewhat ghoulishly suggested that he would throw in the euthanasia for free… having been somewhat perturbed when I explained that it would be delivered to him fresh from the needle at the vet’s office. I was suddenly very glad that my friend had laryngitus, that she could not deal with this hick from the backwoods of the Appalachians. I had hideous visions of pet turned pot roast (which was why he probably wanted it sans the drugs). Seems was right -
I am not a sales person – but I believe I reached previously unknown heights of persuasion after I terminated that call. So bunny came back from the vet and because it was no longer going to the skinning scary guy, there was state of limbo. So bunny was carefully wrapped in a towel and several plastic bags and given a freezer shelf to itself…
It became a little too much for my bizarre sense of humour. The giggles always threatened to erupt every time an item from the freezer was offered. Ice cream? As long as it’s not Bunnilla flavour!
Eventually it was decided that the frozen fuzzball would be given a proper burial in the back yard – unfortunately winter had set in and the ground was as hard as a rock. Eventually the bunny left the freezer in the spring time and was laid to rest with due care, attention and ceremony.
RIP Bunnicular – I hope there are hosts of heavenly thumbs to hew in the hereafter… In retrospect – I think you were put on this planet as retribution for all the people who own “lucky” rabbits’ feet. You just never got a chance to complete your rabbity revenge!
We have a host of bunny vinyls available for Easter decorations. Email us at sales(at)themoon(dot)co(dot)za