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96646 ARCHIVIST SKATING SCOTTY DOG GREETING CARD AND ENVELOPE
96646 ARCHIVIST SKATING SCOTTY DOG GREETING CARD AND ENVELOPE
96646 ARCHIVIST SKATING SCOTTY DOG GREETING CARD AND ENVELOPE
96646 ARCHIVIST SKATING SCOTTY DOG GREETING CARD AND ENVELOPE

Archivist • SKATING SCOTTY DOG

Greeting card and envelope

Greeting card printed on FSC recycled paper, envelopes made from FSC-certified materials (FSC C216900). Wrapped in a compostable cello. Letterpress Printed in the UK.

REF. 96646

17,8 x 12,7cm

€4,90
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Archivist's letterpress cut-out card featuring a black scotty dog wearing a red wooly hat and scarf with a pair of ice skates on his feet, holding a letter under his arm with the words 'Merry Christmas Everyone.' Inspired by a vintage Christmas card.

Why send a boring square card when you could send one of these cut-out beauties? They look so good perched on a dresser or mantelpiece, you’ll never want to pop them in the recycling. Receiving one in the post is a little moment of joy.

Founded in 1996 by William and Sarah Allardice, Archivist started in the Natural History Museum archives. Over time, this small family business grew into a passionate team, sharing a love for gift-giving and beautiful design.

Its mission to rejuvenate British letterpress printing began in 2010, when co-founder William spontaneously purchased a Heidelberg platen printing press. The joy and special quality of letterpress lies in its tactility, being able to both see and feel the impression made my the ink on the paper.

From the start, the founders have always been striving to find and curate stunning imagery, collaborating with artists worldwide to create the finest British Letterpress Cards, Prints, and luxury matches. Ink and paper have always been at the heart of what the brand does, and today, as owners of Britain’s largest dedicated Letterpress printing facility, it continue to push the boundaries of quality and innovation.