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<blockquote data-quote="wev" data-source="post: 549834" data-attributes="member: 16783"><p>That silliness aside, a lot has to do with the audience, as said. When I had my letterpress shop, we kept 5 price lists</p><p></p><p>Max load -- we did a lot of socially pretentious goods for Silicon Valley before the bust; everything was generally a factor+ of normal (never had a complaint)</p><p>Well healed load -- tony book collectors, dealers, minor social players, and work we didn't really want to do, but had to</p><p>Base load -- in the front door normal price, descent profit</p><p>Cool Load -- projects that intrigued us, people with passion and small means</p><p>No load -- institutions, societies, etc that we supported and thought deserved something nice; so a non-profit/break even venture for us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wev, post: 549834, member: 16783"] That silliness aside, a lot has to do with the audience, as said. When I had my letterpress shop, we kept 5 price lists Max load -- we did a lot of socially pretentious goods for Silicon Valley before the bust; everything was generally a factor+ of normal (never had a complaint) Well healed load -- tony book collectors, dealers, minor social players, and work we didn't really want to do, but had to Base load -- in the front door normal price, descent profit Cool Load -- projects that intrigued us, people with passion and small means No load -- institutions, societies, etc that we supported and thought deserved something nice; so a non-profit/break even venture for us. [/QUOTE]
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