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        TV Station Features Fine Arts Engraving

        July 13, 2018

        TV Station Features Fine Arts Engraving


        KFOR-TV

        Kevin Bennit says customers at Oklahoma-based Fine Arts Engraving like the look and feel of items printed on the company’s letter presses.

        An Oklahoma City, OK, television station recently featured Foil & Specialty Effects Association member Fine Arts Engraving during a news segment.

        The story talks about the resurgence of the use of the company’s letterpress equipment. Owner Kevin Bennit told KFOR-TV NewsChannel 4 that customers wanted products they could read and feel.

        “The thing they like about it is you can actually feel the type,” he told the station. “It gives a dimensional feel so that when you’re looking at it you can see a shadow where it left an impression on the paper.”


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