Sara McNally: On Owning a Letterpress Stationery Company and the Magic of Snail Mail

10/09/19 • 57 min

Sara McNally is the owner of Constellation & Co, a letterpress stationery company and brick & mortar gift shop located in the Seattle Fishermen’s Terminal.

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Website: https://www.constellationco.com/

Social media links: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram| Pinterest

Sara McNally is the owner of Constellation & Co, a letterpress stationery company and brick & mortar gift shop located in the Seattle Fishermen’s Terminal.

Don't forget to check out Card Club and Snail Mail Superstar.

Website: https://www.constellationco.com/

Social media links: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram| Pinterest

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