Catalogs America, a division of American Press, L.L.C., offers complete
printing and distribution services for consumer and business to business catalogs.
Since 1974, American Press, L.L.C. has grown from two half-web
presses to being one of the nation's largest privately-held 
printers of catalogs and special interest magazines. Through
the years, Catalogs America has remained committed to investing
in new technology, equipment updates and customer relationships.
We continue to enjoy exceptional long-term partnerships with
many of the original clients our company was founded upon. We
are also building new relationships every day with clients who appreciate our abilities and personal service.
Our modern manufacturing facilities are found in Gordonsville, Virginia. Our mid Atlantic location establishes us centrally to the U.S. population for efficiently pooled mailings and distribution. If you visit our plant, our customer service lounge and work area make your time spent both comfortable and productive. We also maintain sales offices around the country to better serve the catalog market. We are building new relationships every day with print customers who appreciate personal service combined with great technology.
Letter from the President...
With first-class mail slowly eroding away, the time is now to implement five-day delivery, according to Sam Pulcrano, vice president of sustainability for the U.S. Postal Service. “The dilemma we have is it’s growing and growing exponentially,” Pulcrano said during a March 29 conference call. “We really can’t do anything without legislative changes.”
The Postal Service has seen its mail volume fall 20% since 2006, and it’s expected to drop another 20 billion pieces in the next 10 years. First-class mail is expected to fall by 30 billion pieces, while modest growth is anticipated for advertising mail.
Multichannel MerchantAmerican Press in Gordonsville, Virginia has had several crews qualify for the Pacesetter Club in past years with its Pacesetter 1000 stitcher. This year, crews on all three shifts did the same with a new Pacesetter 2200 system, averaging as high as 20,875 books per hour.