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Love articles like this but they always appear after I have had my (maybe) once in a lifetime trip to that city.

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Very interesting article with links to different shops in NYC that they rate to be the best for stationery. A number of letterpress shops.

 

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Thanks for posting this. I work in Manhattan but live in NJ &, like many other of the work-a-day working stiffs who commute in, I don't always get a chance to explore all the nooks & crannies of the City. This is a nice timesaving resource thanks.

 

I have been to both Paper Access & Jam Paper & they're both fun shops if you like stationary. Paper Access is a large store with a great variety of papers, in bulk & packaged, along with pads, notebooks, art papers in bulk & pads, Filofax, & various other stationary-related accessories & goodies. They used to mail a catalog. Jam is aptly named & is an overstock place. It is jam-packed with good paper at 1/3 to 1/2 off including Crown Mill & Strathmore. They too used to send around a catalog but now only have their website. If anyone's visiting the City & is a stationary fan, it's well worth your trip down to both stores. In good weather they're in walking distance of each other being only about 3 blocks apart.

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