Norfolk Terrier Dog Notecards

South London Letterpress

£16.95

🐾 Cheeky, full of character, the Norfolk Terrier dog can be spotted around town and out in the country snaffling for snacks or whatever they can find! These cards are produced in collaboration with the delightful dog accessory company 'Reg and Bob' who are fellow SW London residents and owners of 2 Norfolk Terriers, aptly named 'Reg' and 'Bob' The cards are printed in Smokey Grey ink on Pristine White A6 card (350gsm) and come complete with Pale Grey envelopes in a pack of 8. Tied with an orange grosgrain ribbon. All my cards are hand letterpressed on a vintage Adana 8x5 letterpress, using vi

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