David Savastano, Editor02.04.16
In 1976, Cal Sutphin and his wife, Sandy, moved their family to the Baltimore-Washington D.C. area, with the goal of setting up a new branch for Braden Sutphin Ink. He not only succeeded in opening up a new region for his company, but accomplished much more: developing a life-long love for the local printing industry, its people and the region that he and his family have called home for the past 40 years.
When Sutphin retired two years ago as president of Braden Sutphin Ink, he decided to write a book about the Baltimore-Washington D.C. printing industry - its history, its people and more. “Red Tie’s History of the Printing Industry” is a treasure trove of the people, the companies and much more.
All told, Sutphin’s book includes the names of 9,120 prominent people from the industry; 1,554 companies; 363 stories from people he interviewed; and 591 photos.
When Sutphin retired two years ago as president of Braden Sutphin Ink, he decided to write a book about the Baltimore-Washington D.C. printing industry - its history, its people and more. “Red Tie’s History of the Printing Industry” is a treasure trove of the people, the companies and much more.
All told, Sutphin’s book includes the names of 9,120 prominent people from the industry; 1,554 companies; 363 stories from people he interviewed; and 591 photos.
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