Polar Bear New Baby Card

In 1984 Great Arrow published their first line of six greeting cards in what was once the Pierce-Arrow automobile factory. They then moved down the street and around a few corners to the other side of Delaware Park in 1995 and ended up in yet another refurbished auto plant – this one the former home to the Ford Model T and after that, Trico wiper blades. They rolled up their sleeves in the Tri-Main Center and started working on cards instead of cars. As the Great Arrow Graphics card line grew so did their need for more space so they expanded four times before settling into the 15,000 square foot studio that houses the whole shebang – design, printing, production, fulfillment, and sales. Great Arrow Graphics hand silkscreening process is even older than the turn of the century brick and mortar that surrounds them! inside: welcome to a whole new world of love occasion: new baby designer: Paul Schmid size: 4.6 x 6.25, vertical