Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc. Unveils Newest Fine Printing Papers Swatchbook

Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc., the oldest continuously operating paper mill in the United States, is pleased to announce the release of its updated Fine Printing Papers Swatchbook. This carefully curated collection showcases the rich textures, vibrant finishes, and unrivaled performance of Monadnock’s most celebrated paper lines, including Astrolite®, Astrolite® Digital+, Caress®, and Dulcet®.

Tailored for designers, brand owners, and printers, this swatchbook goes beyond a simple showcase—it provides an immersive, tactile experience that brings the luxurious qualities of Monadnock’s fine papers to life. From high-end brochures to photography books and archival prints, the Fine Printing Papers Swatchbook highlights how Monadnock’s premium fine papers can elevate any project.

“Our Fine Printing Papers Swatchbook serves as a gateway to inspiration,” says Julie Brannen, Director of Sales and Sustainable Solutions at Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc. “We’ve designed it to offer a hands-on experience that allows creatives the opportunity to fully engage with the paper’s tactile qualities and see firsthand how our craftsmanship can transform their most important projects into evocative stories.”
more at: https://mpm.com/news/new-fine-printing-papers-swatchbook/

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