Manchester-based Pelican Press has produced a range of promotional material for advertising agency CheethamBellJWT.
The multifaceted job comprised posters, leaflets, folders and invitations promoting the arrival of a Japanese high-speed bullet train at the National Railway Museum in York.
Around 150,000 items were produced, with print runs ranging from 500 to 100,000.
The striking red illustrations of a bullet train representing the Japanese national flag were produced on a range of paper stocks of varying weights, and finishing techniques included varnish, laminating and die-cutting.
"CheethamBell works for the top companies so its quite an endorsement to be used by them," said managing director Anthony Crow.
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