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Old Machines & Mechanical Advantage
Revival Letterpress is a letterpress print shop and design studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Machinery includes two hand-fed Chandler & Price platen presses, a hand-fed / hand-cranked Challenge cylinder press, and two fully manual Chandler & Price paper guillotines. Services include job printing, custom design work, and the occasional letterpress workshop. The shop is located at Bok, a historic vocational school turned mixed-use space in South Philadelphia.
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“Matt was super easy to work with. I sent him some inspiration photos and he knocked it out of the park. My fiancé and I are extremely happy with the quality of our wedding invitations. His prices are very reasonable too. We highly recommend him!”
“I had the BEST experience working with Revival Letterpress for my wedding invitations. Matthew worked with me to create a gorgeous design for my letterpress invite. I’ve gotten a ton of compliments on the invite, and it’s all thanks to Matthew’s hard work and design skills. Revival Letterpress’ prices are super reasonable and the turnaround was extremely fast. I highly recommend working with them.”
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putting ink on paper
business cards
wedding invitations
event stationery
show posters
broadsides
art prints
gift certificates
correspondence stationery
that thing you can't get anywhere else
packaging, tags, etc, etc
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About Me
Hello, MY NAME IS Matthew
I started Revival Letterpress in 2011 in Scranton – a small city in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Built on an obsession for design, old machines, and the letterpress aesthetic, my whole idea from the beginning was to bring to people print work of real value. I pair high quality materials with the dedication and care inherent to hand-craftsmanship.
Since moving to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 2016 the company continues to grow and I'm still focused on the creation of timeless print work. I hope that the results speak loudly of tradition with a nod to modern design sensibilities, and I hope that I always exceed the expectations of my clients.