Wrap-Tissue-Cello-Shrinkwrap |
|
|
Bruce Packaging, Inc.
8131 N. Ridgeway Ave.
Skokie, IL 60076
847-674-0541
www.brucepackaging.com
|
MidAtlantic
14 Starlifter Avenue
Dover, DE 19901
800-284-1332 http://www.midatlanticpackaging.com/ |
Can Creations
P.O. Box 848576
Pembroke Pines, FL 33084
800-272-0235; 954-581-3312
www.cancreations.com
|
Crystal-Vision Packaging
Systems
23870 Hawthorne Blvd.
Torrance, CA 90505
800-730-8897
www.crystalvisionpkg.com |
Gift Basket Supplier
Bolivar, Ohio
813-899-6107
http://www.giftbasketsupplier.com/default.asp |
Miami Cellophane, Inc.
13817 W 139th Ct.
Miami, FL 48901-7099
800-25-Cello
www.miamicello.com
|
Traco Manufacturing, Inc.
620 S 1325 W Orem, UT 84058
800-284-9727; 801-225-8040
http://www.traco-mfg.com |
Uline
2105 S. Lakeside Dr.
Waukegan, IL 60085
800-958-5463
www.uline.com |
Wrapped All Up
11345 Trade Center Drove. #600
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
888-635-9727; 916-635-1310
www.wrappedallup.com |
Shrink Bags and More
94 Nancy Street
West Babylon, NY 11704
877-786-3181; 631-491-9070
http://www.shrinkbagsandmore.com |
|
In most of the 1800's gifts were wrapped in simple tissue paper or sturdy brown paper. Other times gifts were presented in decorated cornucopias or paper baskets.
The Hall Brothers of Hallmark fame discovered gift wrap market accidentally in 1917 when they ran out of the usual red, green and white tissue paper days before Christmas. They began to sell decorative envelope liners temporarily, It was such a hit that they began making their own decorative wrapping paper. Soon their gift wrap sales rivaled their greeting card sales. |
|
| |
|
