typecase

/ ˈtaɪpˌkeɪs /

noun

1. a compartmental tray for storing printer's type

Example Sentences

Typecase obtained its first press, the Vandercook, five years ago, when Hess and Echeverri were still in school.

From Washington Times

The owners of Typecase say they can create “basically anything and everything on paper,” but a large portion of their clients are future brides and grooms.

From Washington Times

“It’s real easy to print something off the computer. It may not be real pretty - maybe it is, you know. But there’s a lot of stuff that gets made that’s really fast and quick and not a lot of thought goes into it,” says Echeverri, who studied fine art and design prior to starting Typecase.

From Washington Times

Doenlen is one of the three co-owners of Typecase Industries, a District of Columbia-based letterpress and design studio.

From Washington Times

Founded in 2012 with Alessandra Echeverri, 27, and Stephanie Hess, 26, Typecase Industries designs and prints everything from custom posters and coasters to cards and wedding invitations.

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