Lorraine Press: Printing by the Numbers
Lorraine Press, in Salt Lake City, is named after founder Harry B. Miller's military regiment insignia, the heraldic Cross of Lorraine. Miller had just returned from serving in World War II when he opened Lorraine Press in 1947. With about 35 employees operating out of its 25,000-square-foot facility, Lorraine has always served the high-end commercial market, working with advertising firms and large companies with internal design and marketing departments.
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