Cooper Printing Inc

🇺🇸 Printing Helped Shape America

Long before social media, television, or even photography, the printing press was how ideas spread across the American colonies.

During the years leading up to the American Revolution, printers created newspapers, pamphlets, posters, and engraved illustrations that informed, persuaded, and connected people across the colonies. Images like Benjamin Franklin's famous "Join, or Die" cartoon and Paul Revere's engraving of the Boston Massacre became some of the most recognizable pieces of communication in early American history.

It's fascinating to think that the same basic process of putting ink on paper has been helping people share ideas, tell stories, and promote causes for hundreds of years.

The technology has certainly changed, but the purpose hasn't. Great printing still helps businesses, organizations, and communities communicate their message every day.

If you're a history buff, or simply appreciate the role printing has played in our country's story, it's worth reading this article from the National Park Service:
https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/printmaking-in-the-american-colonies.htm

As a printing company, it's a privilege to carry on a craft with such a rich history.

Happy 250th America! 🦅

🎓 Graduation season is here!

We love working on projects for our local school districts. It gives us an opportunity to provide a variety of services throughout the year while helping support schools and the communities they serve.

Some of the projects we produce include:

📖 Printed programs, newsletters, stationery, and other printed materials
👕 Spirit wear, uniforms, and event T-shirts
🏟️ Yard signs, banners, stadium signage, and displays
🎁 Appreciation gifts and event handouts

It's always rewarding to see these projects come together and play a small part in the events and activities happening throughout our local communities.

Right now, we're working on this graduation program for the Solanco School District Class of 2026. The cover features metallic gold ink on black stock, giving it a sharp look for a special occasion.

Congratulations to the Solanco Class of 2026! 🎓✨