Our Beginning In the middle of the 1930’s Depression, Continental Envelope was established in Chicago with envelope equipment from its parent company, Minnesota Envelope. From this […]
Post-war Growth This was a period of growth for Continental Envelope. Acquisition of new equipment led to increased machine speeds and market share. In 1964, Continental […]
Computerization and Modernization In 1970, Continental Envelope computerized its costing system to help better estimate the manufacturing of envelopes. This began a fifty-year process of improvement […]
Our New Building, A Fresh Start Jacob Margulies, representing the fourth generation of leadership, joined the company in 1993. This was a period of movement for […]
Upgrading to High-Speed Equipment This was a period of growth and upgrading of equipment. With the success of the first high speed press, it became evident […]