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www.legionpaper.com www.moabpaper.com www.risingmuseumboard.com www.solvart.com © Copyright 2020 Legion Paper Corporation All Rights Reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced without the permission of Legion Paper. OUR ROMANCE WITH PAPER Peace treaties are signed on it. Declarations of love are written on it. Artists’ works are portrayed on it. Of course, we mean paper; the medium that has evolved to reflect its own poetry, becoming an opportunity for pure innovation and unlimited creativity. Through the years, a melding of ancient craft and enlightened technology occurred, creating new practices and opening new horizons for expression in paper. When we trace its history, we find insight into man’s relentless imagination and creativity. Today, this convergence of ancient and modern continues and paper emerges with not only greater variety but a renewed appreciation of quality. To some, fine paper is the space that translates what is conceived in the mind to what is authentic. To others, having access to the right paper represents abundant possibility and profitability. The very selection of paper now becomes an adventure, realizing how the end result will vary based upon choice. Today, as in the years past, Legion Paper continues to source the finest papermakers around the globe, respecting the skill of the artisan and the unique attributes of the finished product. As we head into the future, Legion remains steadfast in its commitment to diversity, customer service and an unparalleled level of professionalism. We’re sure you will want to touch and feel some of the 3,500 papers described on the following pages. We encourage you to utilize our exceptional sample library with requests by phone or through [email protected], and look forward to sharing new possibilities, new directions and continued creative solutions. 1 Table of Contents Information, Terms & Conditions . 4 Folio . 24 Ogura . 32 Frankfurt . 24 Okawara . 32 Okawara Handmade . 33 Mill Biographies . 6 Gampi Torinoko . 24 Okawara Student . 33 Glassine . 25 Goyu . 25 Parchtone . 33 SHEETS Pergamenata Parchment . 33 Hahnemuhle . 25 Pergamenata Pearl . 33 Acquerello by Magnani . 12 Hosho . 26 Pescia . 33 Annigoni by Magnani . 12 Plike . 34 Arches “88” Silkscreen . 12 Incisioni . 26 Arches Cover . 12 India Hemp . 26 Revere Felt . 34 Arches MBM . 12 India Silk . 26 Revere Suede . 34 Arches Platine . 12 India Watercolor . 26 Revere Platinum Cover . .34 Arches Text Wove . 13 Iyo Glazed . 26 Rives BFK . 34 Arches Watercolor . 13 Rives de Lin (Moulin du Gue) . 35 Artistico Watercolor . 13 Japanese Cane . 26 Rives Heavyweight . 35 Arturo Book and Cover . 13 Johannot . 26 Rives Lightweight . 35 Asamashi . 14 Rosaspina . 35 Aurora . 14 Keaykolour . 27 Rossi Decoratives . 35 Kinwashi . 27 Bertini . 14 Kitakata . 27 Sanwa Silk Unryu . 36 Bockingford Tints . 15 Kochi . 27 Sanwa Tissue . 36 Bockingford Watercolor . 15 Saunders Waterford W/C . 36 Brillanca . 15 Lanaquarelle Watercolor . 27 Savanna . 37 Legion Archival Tissue . 27 Savoy . 37 Canaletto . 15 Legion Art Coated Cover . 28 Sekishu . .37 Cocktail . 15 Legion Bamboo . 28 Shine . 38 Colorplan . 17 Legion Interleaving . 28 Silk Tissue . 38 Colorplan Digital . 20 Lenox 100 . 28 Sirio Pearl . 38 Colorplan Labels . 20 Lens Tissue (“L” Tissue) . 28 Sirio Ultra Black . 38 Corkskin . 21 Lettra . 28 So . Silk . 39 Cosmos Blotting . 21 Lettra Digital . 29 Somerset Book . 39 Coventry Rag . 21 Somerset Printmaking Papers . 40. Crinkle Cotton . 21 Masa . 29 Sorbet . 41 Curious Cosmic . 22 Mirri Card . 29 Stardream . 41 Curious Metallics . .22 Mirri Holographic . 30 Stonehenge . 42 Curious Skin . 23 Mirri Matte Lava . 30 Stonehenge Aqua . 43 Mirri Metals . 30 Stonehenge Lightweight . 43 Domestic Etching . .24 Mirri Nor . 30 Strathmore Impress . 43 Mirri Pak . 30 Strathmore Pure Cotton . 44 Eastern Decoratives . 24 Mirripaper . 31 Echizen Washi . 24 Mirri Sparkle . 31 Essex Coated Cover . 24 Mulberry . 32 Multimedia/Aquarelle . 32 Neenah Blotter . 32 Neenah Cotton . 32 Nideggen . 32 2 Table of Contents Tairei . 44 ROLLS - STATIONERY Tanabata . 44 Thai Banana . 44 Arches Cover . 50 Arturo Fine Stationery . 60 Thai Chiri Kozo . 45 Arches En-tout-cas . .50 Thai Kozo . 45 Arches Watercolor . 50 Legion Bamboo . 61 Thai Unryu . 45 Legion Textured Envelopes . 62 Thai Unryu w/ Gold . 46 Coventry Rag . 50 Lettra . 62 Timerluxe . 46 Glassine . 50 Savoy . 64 Unryu . 46 Strathmore Envelopes . .65 Usagami Rose . 46 Hanemuhle Copperplate . 50 Uzumaki Lace . 46 Kinwashi . 50 Wild . 46 BOARDS-- Lanaquarelle Watercolor . 51 Yupo . .47 Legion Drawing & Framing . 51 Rising Barrier . 66 Zerkall Book . 47 Legion Interleaving . 51 Rising Conservation Board . 66 Zerkall Book Laid . 47 Lenox 1oo . 51 Rising Drawing Bristol . 66 Zerkall Cooperplate . 47 Rising Museum Board . 68 Zerkall German Ingres . 48 Masa . 51 Rising Photomount . 68 Zerkall Litho . 48 Mulberry . 51 Rives BFK . 51 Legion legend . 70 Rives de Lin (Moulin du Gue) . 51 Saunders Waterford W/C . 52 Glossary of Terms . 76 SolvArt Canvas . 52 SolvArt Fine Art Textured . 52 SolvArt PhotoCard Satine . 52 Conversion Tables . 79 SolvArt Smooth Matte . 52 Somerset Satin Rolls . .53 Stonehenge . 53 For all the items listed in this catalog please call for availability. Thai Chiri . 53 Thai Chiri Kozo . 53 Thai Unryu . 53 Many other papers – some one-of-a kind, or with special patterns, colors, or textures Yupo . 54 are also available and can be special ordered. BLOCKS/PADS- Acquerello Blocks and Pads . 55 Annigoni Pads . 55 Hahnemuhle Cezanne Blocks . 55 Hahnemuhle Watercolor Blocks . 55 Lanaquarelle Blocks, Pads . 56 Legion Artist Pad Kits . 56 Lenox 100 Pads . 57 Stonehenge Aqua Blocks . 57 Stonehenge Aqua Black Pads . 57 Stonehenge Lightweight Pads . 57 Stonehenge Pads . 58 Stonehenge Wired Journals . 58 Velata Pads . 58 Yupo Pads . 59 3 Information, Terms and Conditions PRICES All prices set forth herein are suggested list prices and are subject to change without notice. All orders will be invoiced at the price prevailing at the time of shipment. All papers and boards may be assorted to achieve volume pricing. For special order papers, please call for availability and pricing. Customs fees and handling charges will be added to all shipments outside the United States. MINIMUM ORDER US $250.00 INQUIRIES & INFORMATION East Coast: 212 683-6990, 800 278-4478 Fax: 212 683-8996, 800 275-3380 F.O.B. Shipping Point: 14 Executive Ave., Edison, NJ 08817 West Coast: 562 928-5600, 800 727-3716 Fax: 562 927-6100 F.O.B. Shipping Point: 6333 Chalet Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90040 Website: www .legionpaper .com www .moabpaper .com www .risingmuseumboard .com Email: info@legionpaper .com CREDIT CARDS Most major credit cards accepted. TERMS On accounts where credit has been approved, terms are 1%-10 eom, net 30 days. All export orders are net terms. Chargebacks will be made for unauthorized deductions. Buyer is liable for and shall pay all taxes or charges imposed by local, state or federal government which are payable by reason of a sale or delivery made by us. TRADE CUSTOMS All sales are subject to recognized paper trade customs, including overruns and underruns. Any exceptions must be agreed to in writing. CANCELLATION An order, once placed with and accepted by us, can be cancelled only with our consent and upon terms that will indemnify us against loss. LIABILITY We will not be responsible or liable for any default or delay arising out of cause or contingency beyond our control or beyond the control of our suppliers affecting either ourselves or our suppliers . STANDARD PACKING All products are sold in standard packaging as per our price list. No broken packages will be supplied. The second dimension of the sheet size listed herein denotes grain direction unless otherwise specified. 4 Information, Terms and Conditions Continued CUTTING Basic Cutting Charges Orders with cuts yielding 4 out or fewer per sheet $34.95 Orders with cuts yielding 5 to 10 out per sheet $39.95 Orders with cuts yielding 11 to 20 out per sheet $49.95 Orders with cuts yielding 21 or more out per sheet $64.95 Additional Surcharges Orders over 100lbs $35 per 100lbs Order requiring specific wrapping and labeling $0.50 per package Order requiring specific box quantities $2.00 per carton Notes No scraps will be sent less than or equal to 1.5”x3.5” Cut to size must leave 1/16” per cut for back-trim or paper will not have exact sizes or clean edges CLAIMS & RETURNS All claims of any nature pertaining to shipments must be made in writing within 15 days of the receipt of merchandise; otherwise claims will not be allowed. In the event of damage incurred in transit, a description of visible damage should be written on the truckers delivery receipt at time of delivery and damage claims must be filed immediately with the deliv- ering carrier. Although Legion can not be held responsible for any such damage, we will provide any information and assistance necessary with filing a claim. We can not accept any claims reported beyond a 15 day period from receipt of order. No claims will be allowed after the paper is cut, printed, punched, or otherwise altered. No returns will be authorized without approval and special-order items can not be returned . All cancellations of stock items by customer will be subject to a 15% reconditioning charge plus freight both ways . Please call for a return authorization number and the return shipping address . No order can be returned without a number . It is the consignee’s respon- sibility to verify that all cartons, pallets and containers are accounted for, and exhibits no damage, when receiving shipments from Legion’s carriers . Neglect to do so will forfeit your right to contest missing or damaged items on the shipment order . Once a shipment is signed for as complete or in good condition, the carrier will not honor any claims .
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