Happy Birthday letterpress greeting card with gold foil lettering, hand printed by R. RebellionHappy Birthday letterpress greeting card with gold foil lettering, hand printed by R. Rebellion

R. Rebellion

Happy Birthday! Letterpress + Gold Foil Greeting Card

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A birthday worth celebrating in gold.

Our Happy Birthday! Greeting Card is printed by hand in Pendleton, Oregon on heavyweight 100% cotton Crane Lettra paper. The vintage inspired border is letterpress printed on June, our antique 1922 Chandler & Price platen press, then the bold HAPPY BIRTHDAY! is individually pressed in gleaming gold foil on our hot foil press from England.

Each card is blank inside, leaving the rest of the story yours to write. A premium envelope is included, and each card is finished with our low tack R. Rebellion card clasp for beautiful, plastic free packaging.

Designed in house by R. Rebellion.

Happy Birthday! Letterpress + Gold Foil Greeting Card

MADE THE OLD FASHIONED WAY

Some things are still worth making slowly.

Our greeting cards are printed by hand in Pendleton, Oregon on heavyweight 100% cotton paper. Each color is individually pressed, and metallic details are applied separately on our hot foil press.

No digital shortcuts. Just paper, ink, foil, pressure, and a pair of hands.

PLASTIC FREE, BY DESIGN.

PRINTED ON: JUNE

Each impression is printed by hand on “June,” our antique 1922 Chandler & Price platen press in Pendleton, Oregon. One color. One impression. One card at a time.

FOIL PRESSED ON: Elton

Our metallic details are applied by hand using our Metallic Elephant hot foil press "Elton" from England. Each sheet is individually pressed, leaving behind real foil with the unmistakable shine and character of traditional hot stamping.

THE DETAILS

A2 ✶ 4.25 × 5.5 inches (Folded)
100% Cotton Crane Lettra ✶ 110 lb
Blank Inside
Premium Envelope Included
Plastic Free Packaging
MADE IN: Pendleton, Oregon USA

MADE IN THE WEST

Original artwork, traditional printing methods, and a century old press in downtown Pendleton.