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This rustic stationery shop uses two 75-year-old Heidelberg letterpresses to craft distinctive invitations, baby announcements, business cards, and personalized notes. In addition to custom printing, owners (and sisters) Beth and Amy Salvini also sell a select array of birthday, seasonal, and just-for-fun cards by independent designers such as Hammerpress, Snow & Graham, and Paper + Cup, as well as stylish Kobo-scented candles with unique fusion scents like white-birch rosemary and green-pearl jasmine. The store also carries calendars, journals, desk accessories, and graphic floral-printed wrapping paper so beautiful that you might be more inclined to frame it than toss it away. — Lesley Savage

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Sisters Amy Salvini-Swanson and Beth Salvini’s printshop exudes old-world charm and focuses on handmade items and high-end stationery. Their letterpresses are powered with 100 percent wind energy, and all the work is done in-house, so clients can expect to receive individual attention. A set of 100 custom-printed invitations starts at $590.