[Fredslist] re: Need sources for very low print runs

[Ellin Yassky]

If anyone has had any positive (or negative) experience with small print runs on a bound book (1-20 copies, hard cover, soft cover), could you please share that with me? Aside from the large art books that I do, I also have private clients who commission Legacy Books and private Art Catalogs of their collections. Spiral binding is not an option (the clients need and deserve a good hard cover binding, or at least a substantial soft-cover). Print runs for these are tiny and I am trying to find the answer to: How do I print and bind this so that it looks professional for my client, who needs only a dozen or less copies??  I have no experience with the "print on demand" world, and would be only willing to work with those companies that have a proven track record with someone I trust (that would be you, my fellow Gothamites!).

Recommendations and advice is most welcome and appreciated.

Many thanks,

Ellin

 Ellin Yassky, Ph.D.
Medici Editorial Services, LLC
39 Woodbine Lane
Fairfield, Connecticut 06825
203.581.0395
Ellin at MediciEditorial.com
www.MediciEditorial.com
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