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Progressive Greetings Max Publishing United House North Road London N7 9DP T: 020 7700 6740 W: www.thehenriesawards.co.uk

Thursday 3 October 2019 Royal Lancaster London Nine Kings Suite Lancaster Gate London W2 2TY

Programme designed by Mark Grayson and produced by Gale Astley and Jakki Brown The cover stock, 300gsm Liscio Stucco board, has been kindly supplied by Fedrigoni (UK) Ltd The text stock 140gsm Xper uncoated paper, has been supplied by Fedrigoni (UK) Ltd Foil donated by Folico

Programme exquisitely printed by MethodUK, supporters of The Henries 2019 T: Mathew Payne on 020 7691 0921 W: thisismethod.co.uk

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Proud to support the Greeting Card Trade and delighted to be a sponsor of the Henries. Our warmest congratulations to the GCA on celebrating 100 years, a fantastic achievement!

“Simply put, if you receive a greeting card, you feel better” – Dr Lynda Shaw

The very best of luck to all the finalists, we hope you enjoy your evening!

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An Historical Welcome

elcome to this year’s Henries where we not only celebrate and recognise the best greeting card ranges of the last year, but also a glorious centenary of the Greeting Card Association! A 100 years ago, back in 1919, Britain, and indeed the world, had only just emerged from the most horrendous unnecessary loss of human life in history with the four year long, ‘Great War’. And then, as if to add to the misery in that year, a deadly flu epidemic killed more people globally than even the First World War itself! So, on first inspection, it would seem odd tonight we are celebrating the centenary of this tragic year. But, something good did emerge from all this gloom. 1919 marked the formation of the UK Greeting Card Association, an organisation conceived to promote the sending and giving of greeting cards. They may not be able to cure all the ills of society, but no one would dispute that the greeting card sending habit that the GCA has helped to perpetuate over the last century has indeed had a positive role in increasing human happiness and contentment. Greeting cards, of course, existed well before 1919, as most of you in this room tonight will know of the role played by Sir Henry Cole, the namesake of these awards, who pioneered the first commercial Christmas card back in the 1840s, some 80 years prior to the GCA’s formation. And we should not forget the role of American giants, notably Joyce Hall of Hallmark and Irving Stone of American Greetings, to our fabulous greeting card heritage. But in the UK, in recent years in particular, it has been the GCA that has done so much to help the UK card industry thrive and prosper. Whether it has been behind the scenes, (winning the fight for no extra postal charges for square cards) or fighting negative publicity (with regard to charity cards) or

A Special Thanks to… The Henries Awards only exist due to a number of companies and individuals, whose commitment to this event we would like to say a ‘big thank you’. Firstly to our wonderful award category sponsors for making The Henries possible, but also to The Art File’s Lucie Whitehead for the magnificent GCA Centenary design for the glorious Henries Invitations that were beautifully printed by Windles with board supplied by GF Smith; to House of Cards for the keepsake real vintage card ‘placecards’, themed table props and photobooth; to Windles and its creative supremo Ian Kear-Bertie for the inventively designed and produced menu; Pigment Productions for the Higher or Lower competition; Belly Button Designs for the Adornment Station, plus Eurowrap, Hallmark, The Art File, Woodmansterne, LB Warehousing, Simon Elvin, Loxleys, Amscan and Abacus for their generosity in donating some great raffle prizes.

encouraging and helping developing fresh new talent that is the lifeblood of the industry. It is certainly a centenary worth celebrating! But the Greeting Card Association, Progressive Greetings and of course, The Henries, are only what they are thanks to all of you in this fabulous room tonight. It is your passion, creativity and commitment, whether supplier, publisher or retailer, that make our UK greeting card industry the envy of the world. So let’s all make it a centenary celebration to remember tonight!

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The man behind the name Why The Henries? The Henries are named after Sir Henry Cole – so who was he?

Above: Sir Henry Cole, the namesake of The Henries caricatured as King Cole, in Vanity Fair in 1871. Below: The logo for The Henry Cole Classic Award.

The UK greeting card industry has a lot to thank a certain Victorian philanthropist, inventor and culturist who went by the name of Henry Cole. Not only did he introduce the first ever commercially produced Christmas card, but was also a pioneer of the Penny Post (which safeguarded a quick and efficient postal service) and was director of the V&A Museum which remains a source of inspiration of many of today’s greeting card creatives. With these ‘claims to fame’ he was the ideal namesake of the greeting card industry’s product awards - The Henries. It was back in 1843, finding himself too busy to write letters to all his acquaintances at Christmas time, that Henry Cole, commissioned his friend, John Calcott Horsley, a British narrative painter to design a card. This significant Christmas card features a central hand-coloured image of a family party in progress, above the greeting ‘A merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to You’ and is flanked by two much simpler images of the poor being tended. A batch of 1,000 of the cards - only 5” x 3” in size and postcard format - were printed on a lithograph stone and then hand-coloured by a professional colourer. Henry sent some of the cards to his family and friends including his personal messages of goodwill for the festive season, but the remainder of the cards he sold through a stationers shop in London’s Old Bond Street for one shilling (5p) each. There are now only be around only 10 of the original 1,000 Henry Cole cards in existence - many of the cards were destroyed by the puritans of the day – known as Muggletonians - as the image depicted children drinking wine, which was considered inappropriate to Victorian sensibilities. Thankfully, one of the original cards is safe and not too far away! In December 2005 one of original cards (that was sent to a Miss Tripsack, a close friend of the poetess Elizabeth Barrett-Browning) came up for auction at an obscure auction house in Devizes in Wiltshire. The auctioneer, Alan Aldridge, kept a promise that he had made to PG’s Jakki Brown that he would not publicise the card being up for auction to the American market. (A card Sir Henry had sent to his grandmother had been sold via the same auction house to a private US investor only a few years previously, for £22K). Determined to safeguard this precious treasure of UK greeting card history and keep it within the nation, PG’s Jakki Brown was successful in her bid for this very special Christmas card. Sir Henry’s legacy continues strongly, with hundreds of card publishers, thousands of retailers and a strong band of dedicated suppliers perpetuating the wonderful habit of buying and sending greeting cards that are reverred throughout the world.

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Above: This 176 year old 5” x 3” piece of cardboard represents an important part of our cultural heritage – the world’s first commercially produced Christmas cards that was introduced by Sir Henry Cole back in 1843. This card, from the initial 1,000 batch, was sent to Miss Tripsack, a close friend of the poetess Elizabeth Barrett-Browning and is now owned by PG’s Jakki Brown.

More about Henry

Henry Cole was awarded a knighthood for his work on The Great Exhibition by Queen Victoria in 1875. He was often referred to in the press as Old King Cole. He was known to have the close personal backing of the Queen, and especially of the Prince Consort, who when he needed a facilitator for one of his key projects, reportedly used to say: "We must have steam, get Cole." As well as being a philanthropic civil servant, Sir Henry adopted the pseudonym of Felix Summerly for his more commercial activities. These included designing a prize-winning teapot that was manufactured by Minton. As Felix Summerly, he also wrote a series of children's books, including A book of stories from The home treasury; A hand-book for the architecture, sculpture, tombs, and decorations of Westminster Abbey (1859); An Alphabet of Quadrupeds (1844); and The most delectable history of Reynard the Fox.

Above: Alan Aldridge, principal auctioneer of Henry Aldridge & Sons, Devizes, with the Henry Cole card as it went under the hammer. Left: PG’s Jakki Brown fulfilled a dream by successfully bidding for one of the few remaining examples of the world’s first commercially produced Christmas cards. Below: Sir Henry Cole was the director of the V&A which remains a source of inspiration for many greeting card designers today.

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The Henries 2019 Judging Process

Golden Years

Below: The Henries 2019 judges and the PG team. Bottom: (Left-right) Emma Paisey (Daisy Park), Jo Sorrell (Cardies) and Andrew Webb (Scribbler).

This year’s Henries awards celebrates 2019 being the centenary of the UK Greeting Card Association (GCA), so will take on a ‘Hundred Years of Greeting Cards’ theme. With The Henries 2019 being a golden adoration of greeting cards, PG shares a ‘behind the scenes’ view of the judging process for The Henries 2019 and to witness how the finalists are arrived at. Who Judged The Henries? The entire responsibility of judging the product entries to this year’s Henries lay in the collective hands of the judging panel, made up entirely of retailers. The judging panel comprised around 50 leading greeting card retail buyers, from right across the retail spectrum. The panel included buyers from leading independents, department stores, large specialist chains, medium-sized groups, supermarkets, garden centres, bookshops, varietal stores and online operators.

The Henries 2019 Judging Panel

Abigail Ball, assistant buyer of cards and stationery for Fenwick (nine stores) Anne Barber, owner of In Heaven at Home, Market Harborough Sarah Barrington, owner of Blue Dog, Clare Sarah Bertram, assistant merchandiser for Scribbler (36 stores) Georgina Black, owner of Pretty Shiny Shop, Stroud Green Dale Boreham, design manager of Moonpig Debbie Brown, owner of First Class Greetings and Plum Green, Hadleigh Jerry Brown, owner of First Class Greetings and Plum Green, Hadleigh Stuart Delahoy, owner of Set Design, Leicester Megan Douglas, assistant buyer of Paperchase (180 stores) Michelle Ellingham, owner of Box of Delights, Flitwick Daisy Enticott, buyer for Paperchase (180 stores) Jo Georgiou, owner of The Ark, Stoke Newington Sara Gibson, lead buying manager cards and giftwrap of Tesco Stores (2,500+ stores) Sarah Green, director of High Tide, Southwold and Wave, Bungay Nigel Hamilton-Evans, partner of the Well Good Card Shop at Boroughbridge Post Office Emma Hawkins, buyer of Fortnum & Mason (four stores)

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Sarah Lishman, buyer of Barkers, Northallerton (two stores) Steph Lloyd, retail buyer for Utility, three stores in Liverpool, one in Manchester Sally Matson, owner of Red Card, Petworth Sarah Moughtin, assistant buyer of stationery and partyware for John Lewis, (53 stores) Kate Neligan, group buyer for Morley Stores, (eight stores) Amanda Oscroft, co-owner of Love It, Stamford and Bury St Edmunds Will Oscroft, co-owner of Love It, Stamford and Bury St Edmunds Emma Paisey, owner of Daisy Park, South Molton Louise Parker, buyer of Daniel of Windsor Andrea Pinder, owner and sales director of Unit 7 Cards and Gifts, Manchester and Presentation Cards and Gifts, Barrowford Gina Pittendriegh, owner of Radstudio, Saltaire Zoe Proctor, senior card buyer for Card Factory (900+ stores) Claire Quinn, buyer of cards, wrap and calendars for Waterstones (284 stores) Tim Reynolds, retail manager of Medici Gallery, Kensington Paul Roberts, co-owner of Mooch, Olney, Towcester and two stores in Northampton Rachel Roberts, co-owner of Mooch, Olney, Towcester and two stores in Northampton Jo Sorrell, proprietor of Cardies, Stevenage Emma Tanner, buyer of cards & wrap for Sainsbury’s (1,400+ stores) Paul Taylor, chief executive of Cardzone (125+ stores) Fiona Trees, owner of Memorable Moments, Ripon Hazel Walker, senior buyer for Waterstones (284+ stores) Andrew Webb, buyer of Scribbler, (36 stores) Nigel Williamson, partner of House of Cards, Home Counties (six shops) Ruth Young, buyer for Clintons (345 stores)

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The Henries 2019 Judging Process

The preparation

Below: Utility’s Steph Lloyd considering the mounted entries.

The Henries are free of charge to enter meaning it is open to all. Over 14,000 greeting cards, sheets of giftwrap and giftbags were submitted from some 200 different UK publishers for The Henries. All entries are treated equally, whether they are sent in by a multinational company, a new start-up one-man band publisher and everything in between Each entry is logged onto the computer and assigned a number. One card design from each entry is retained for archive purposes while the other cards in each submission are mounted onto their own large display board. A label is affixed to the top of each board that prominently features a distinct entry number as well as the RRP(s) of the mounted cards. To overcome any preconceived ideas judges might have had of publishers, the brand and company name of each submission for the product entries are concealed. In the case of The Lynn Tait Most Promising Young Designer or Artist category those entering were invited to submit their own readymounted boards if they wished. For the Henry Cole Classic award, publishers were asked for some substantiating text, which demonstrates how and why the range has stood the test of time.

Which ranges were eligible to enter?

Entering The Henries 2019 was open to all UK publishers, as well as UK-based distributors of card publishers from overseas. Publishers were invited to enter ranges that had been launched since August 1 2018 or new designs that had been added to ongoing ranges. The Henry Cole Classic award is slightly different in that this is for ranges that have stood the test of time and therefore the onus is on the heritage and evolution of the brand rather than just the new designs in the range. Publishers could enter as many categories as they wished, with as many entries in each category as they wanted. Above: This year’s Henries saw a record number of entries being submitted – and they had their own guard dog!

The judging process

The judging for all the product categories, as well as Most Promising Young Designer or Artist, took place on a single day, in offices, theatre rehearsal rooms as well as The Depot Bar, all of which are adjacent to PG’s London offices. Above: David Bowie The criteria for judging were: was a popular choice l Quality of Design for The Henries’ judges. l Quality of print, production and manufacture l Appropriateness for the market sector at which it is aimed l Value for money All entries were put on display category by category. The judges considered all entries in each category, individually selecting the five entries they deemed to be the best in each category. Judging forms were completed by writing the corresponding entry numbers, in order of merit, in the relevant boxes on the form. Points were then awarded accordingly by the adjudication team; five points being assigned to the entries each judge felt was the best in the category down to one point for the fifth choice. The points from all the judges’ forms were then correlated to arrive at the winner and five other finalists. In celebration of 2019 being the centenary of the UK Greeting Card Association (GCA), The Henries 2019 will take on a ‘Hundred Years of Greeting Cards’ theme. The winners will all be revealed at The Henries awards, an evening event taking place on Thursday October 3 at The Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. Top left: Two Nigels. House of Cards’ Nigel Williamson (left) with Nigel Hamilton–Evans. Top right: The Ark’s Jo Georgiou. Above left: The Henries Judging was a great opportunity for Fenwick’s Abigail Ball (left) to catch up with her former colleague Emma Hawkins (now of Fortnum & Mason). Right: Sarah Green.

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A Golden Century htfund.co.uk To find out more about The Light Fund go to www.thelig

Every single penny from tonight’s raﬄe will Ti ckets go to The Light Fund, our industry charity. 6 for £20 Set up in 2004, since its inception, The Light Fund has raised over £1.5 million and funded well over 200 charity projects helping men, women and children less fortunate than ourselves, all over the world.

3 for £10

1920s: Jazz It Up

1940s: Jive Talking

Kindly donated by Eurowrap

Kindly donated by Abacus

‘Swing’ into a luxurious stay in a tree house, be the bright young thing as Lord or Lady of an Art Deco manor, calm your sails at a coastguard cottage or sojourn at a French farm house with a stay worth £500 at any of Alistair Sawday’s ‘jazzy’ collection of unique places to relax.

1930s: Five Go On A Picnic Kindly donated by Loxleys Make do and mend 30s style and lay down the picnic rug in a pleasant rural spot and devour lashing and lashing of delicious foodie treats and a tasty tipple of something sparkling with a luxury £300 Fortnum and Mason hamper.

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Dance till you drop at the modern day equivalent of the jitterbug at the 40s dance halls, watch the Dame Vera Lynn of today or relish a current Roy of the Rovers match with £250 of Ticketmaster vouchers at your disposal.

1950s: And Action! Kindly donated by The Art File The 50s was the Golden Age of cinema, full of starlets and Hollywood directors. Rub shoulders with the modern day rich and famous whilst fine dining in one of the revered, glamorous and luxurious The Ivy Group restaurants around the UK with £250 to spend on its delicious seasonal and modern British dishes and superb wines.

1960s: Party Peace Man Kindly donated by Amscan You can ‘feel groovy’ in any theme of your choice – with £250 to spend on party outfits, balloons and tableware from the Amscan online shop. Love and peace man!

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1970s: Night Fever Kindly donated by Simon Elvin Don your best flares and platform boots and take yourself off for a relaxing break in a luxury hotel that is worthy of any Saturday Night Fever. Sumptuous and timelessly stylish, book and dine (on more than vol au vents) at one of the 19 Hotel du Vin & Bistro boutiques and hotels around the UK with £300 to spend.

1980s: Neon Dreams A decade of neon, shoulder pads, pirate shirts and puffball skirts, but don't worry you can treat yourself to a whole new look with a shopping spree at Selfridges with £500 to spend on whatever takes your fancy.

1990s: Naughty Nighties

2000s: Millennium Adventures Kindly donated by Woodmanstere It's a new dawn, a new era, so go up, up, and away in a beautiful hot air balloon, a historic helicopter ride over London or celebrate with a Champagne afternoon tea – the choice is yours with a Five Star Day Experience worth up to £300.

Be In The Present: Netﬂix & Chill Kindly donated by Hallmark Embrace the wellbeing mindfulness of the present decade by surrendering to an ‘Olympic’ head in the clouds massage or Clarins Signature Facial treatment, experience the full use of the Trump-mendous swimming pool and steam room, then dream (don't ‘fidget spin’) away in bed at one of the stunning Champney’s Hotel & Spa locations with £300 to splurge.

Kindly donated by LB Warehousing Rave in Rotterdam, techno in Toulon, relive Britpop anthems in Amsterdam and Park Life in Paris, then ‘Spice Up Your Life’ in Strasbourg with £400 to spend with Eurostar.

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AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

From overturning a ban on greeting cards during the Second World War to championing greeting cards in the media, education and government circles, as well as being always there as a central hub for members, the GCA has more than a hundred reasons to celebrate its centenary. Left: The GCA ‘presidents men’ in 1972.

Celebrating A Century

he GCA celebrates its centenary this year with membership at its highest point since it began in 1919. With nearly 500 members, a strong roster of suppliers as associate members and an increasing retail membership base (the association now represents over 15,000 retail rooftops cross the UK), the GCA is a united voice for the UK greeting card industry. “Despite the momentous changes experienced over the passage of the last ten decades – on societal, political, economic, retail, aesthetic and technological fronts - the heartbeat of the GCA remains the same today as it was a hundred years ago – to promote and protect the wonderful British tradition of sending and giving greeting cards,” commented Amanda Fergusson, ceo of the GCA. “We owe so much to the early pioneers of the GCA as well as those who were instrumental in the development of the association and the industry at large. The British public spent over £1.7 billion on greeting cards in the last year. That is not something we should take for granted, and certainly something the GCA and its current members are keen to work together to perpetuate”.

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The wartime effort What must rank as arguably the GCA’s greatest triumph, and one which highlights the true importance of greeting cards, was over-turning the ban imposed early at the start of the Second World War that no greeting cards could be published in order to conserve paper. The Association at the time made the strongest possible representation to Lord Beaverbrook, then Minister for Supply, on the grounds that the morale of the fighting forces, as well as that of the general public, would be negatively affected by the ban. Taking this on board, the government rescinded the ban, sending the message that “Greeting cards are considered essential to the war effort.” What’s more, the GCA was given the responsibility of allocating the paper and board to those in the card trade right up until rationing restrictions were lifted after the end of the war. Left: Lord Beaverbrook.

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Right: Amanda Fergusson, ceo of the GCA, on the BBC 1 Breakfast programme promoting Christmas cards.

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From Russia with love What few modern cardies probably don't know is that the GCA was involved in its very own ‘Cold War’. Back in the late 1970s, the Soviet Union, as it was then, in a convoluted part-payment deal with an American computer company, was dumping millions and millions of ultra-cheap Christmas cards on to the UK, undermining the whole stability of the British greeting card market. At that time, the Soviet Union was officially ‘Atheist’ and Christianity was heavily proscribed, so the GCA Council at the time felt this was not only economically damaging to the UK card industry, but morally bankrupt to boot. The GCA’s Antidumping Application spawned a lengthy debate in the House of Commons and achieved high profile in the media, culminating in the Secretary for Trade demanding that these Russian imports cease.

Keeping everyone posted The GCA’s symbiotic relationship with Royal Mail has seen on both sides over the many years as well as a continued drive to find mutually beneficial solutions to potential problems. Now taken for granted, the ‘envelope symbol’ that has graced the back of most cards in the UK over the last 13 years since PiP (Pricing in Proportion) came into being, to signal to the consumer the postage required – denoting whether the size of the card would require a ‘standard letter’ or ‘large letter’ post would never have come about had it not been for a series of impassioned meetings the GCA held with the Royal Mail to minimise consumer confusion over the change and to avoid people receiving a greeting card with the wrong postage incurring a surcharge. Another important element in these high profile discussions with a Royal Mail executive was to ensure that square cards were not penalised through being subjected to a higher postal costs, as they are

Showing an initiative

elsewhere in the world, with the GCA stressing that the diversity of shapes piques consumer interest in greeting cards. Having come up with the symbols, the GCA has made these widely available to all interested parties. Left: The PIP logos that the GCA instigated.

Sending out the right message The UK greeting card industry has generated many £millions for good causes over the years, largely at no risk to the charities, through agreements with card publishers and/or retailers to produce cards, with a proportion of the selling price being donated to the charity in question. Sensing that there was room for clarity over the statements made on the cards and/or the boxes, the GCA (driven by Paul Woodmansterne, the president at the time), worked with the Charities Commission to come up with some specific wording which made it clear to the public just how much of the price they paid would reach the charity. A similar clear-thinking approach has been taken by the GCA on environmental statements included on the rear of cards, working with WWF to come up with some guidance for publishers on relaying the eco-credentials of the board on which the cards are published. And then there has been all the work on barcoding and price coding, overcoming chaos by publishers and retailers working together under the GCA umbrella to gain some consistency.

Right: Sharon Little, who was the ceo of the GCA for 20 years (until last year) at a Thinking of You Week consumer activation outside Kings Cross station.

In the early years of the GCA, the onus was very much on growing awareness of greeting cards per se, highlighting their very existence and supporting the relatively few retailers (compared to today) that stocked them. The Association even back in the 1940s, placed adverts in regional newspapers imploring the public to ‘Scatter Sunshine with Greeting Cards’, though by the 1970s the PR budget went onto another level. Impressive (though very costly) events were staged, involving famous personalities to promote the major card sending events, as well as funding competitions, such as ‘Father of the Year’ in regional newspapers. Achieved on a shoestring budget, the establishment of Thinking of You Week (the late September initiative, now in its sixth year which encourages cards to be sent to show care and support), Festive Friday (instigated to promote early Christmas card sending) and this year’s Instagram challenge, #cardtokeep (which highlights the emotional attachment we have to cards we have received) have all served to amplify the importance of card sending. This activity has also extended into education, with the GCA-commissioned Hurrah for Ra lesson plan for teachers, on a gratitude theme, achieving mighty impressive download rates and has been ranked highly in educational circles.

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1920’s Greetings postcards were more the order of the day than ‘folded cards’, partly as they were cheaper to post. Different ﬁnishes and relations captions were coming to the fore.

Publisher unknown

Hallmark Cards

Alpha Publishing

Hallmark Cards

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UK Greetings/American Greetings

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Mabel Lucie Attwell from Valentines of Dundee Bamforth The Windsor Series

Bamforth Publisher unknown

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1930â€™s This era saw a revival in wood-engraving, new fonts, a touch of glamour and as well as cartoon humour.

Hallmark Cards

Edward Gross Unknown publisher

A.M. Davies & Co

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American Greetings

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Hallmark Cards

A.M. Davies & Co

Raphael Tuck

Bamforth

Publisher unknown

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1940’s Due to wartime shortages, ‘French fold’ paper cards were popular as they used lightweight paper, but for those pushing the boat out, there were additional elements, such as satin padded elements, feathers and tip-ons.

UK Greetings/ American Greetings

Hallmark Cards

A.M. Davies & Co

W.B. Academy

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Forget Me Not

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Kaye Gibson

UK Greetings/American Greetings

Waldorf Greeting Cards Hallmark Cards

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1950â€™s The growing affluence in the 50s saw the printed colour being cranked up and a bit more fun on the designs and privately commissioned Christmas cards for individuals and corporate Christmas cards were also embraced.

Kaye Gibson

Envoy

Diplomat Greetings

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Mary’s Bears from Hallmark Cards Royle Publications

UK Greetings/ American Greetings

Forget Me Not Sharpe’s Classic

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1960â€™s New breeds of illustrative cute brands, humorous and nostalgic art was being fuelled by a growing number of card publishers coming on the scene.

Publisher unknown UK Greetings/ American Greetings

Gordon Fraser

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Royle Publications

Publisher unknown

Peanuts from Hallmark Cards

Publisher unknown Betsey Clark from Hallmark Cards

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1970â€™s Designs were getting bolder, colour more saturated and images printed on acetate overlays were all the rage.

Universal Greetings UK Greetings/ American Greetings

Creative Cards

Gordon Fraser

Publisher unknown

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Creative Cards Andrew Valentine

GlÃ¼ckli from Royle Publications

Acetate from Celebration Arts

Gilroy from Royle Publications

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1980’s The real dawning of ‘small house publishers’ fanfared a wealth of choice for the growing number of greeting card retailers. Price rises were simply not an issue!

Giggles from Hanson White

Rust Craft

Simon Elvin

Forever Friends from Andrew Brownsword

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Maxine from Hallmark Cards

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Purple Ronnie from Statics

Strawberry Shortcake from Celebration Arts

Swing Card from Santoro

GlÃ¼ckli from Royle Publications s

Athena

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1990â€™s And so the good times rolled on, with the consumer and retailer thirst for off beat humour, identiďŹ able brands, statement captioning met by an explosion of publishers (both DTR and wholesale), and their offerings.

Bubblegum from UK Greetings

Happy Hefalumps from Really Good

Roger la Borde

Country Companions from Gordon Fraser

The Far Side from The Ink Group

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Embossed from Caroline Gardner

Me to You from Carte Blanche Greetings

Groovy Chick from Santoro

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The Noughties This is the era of square cards, contemporary sentiment and sophisticated handmade ranges while improvements in technology, both for print and design purposes are used to the full.

On The Ceiling from Emotional Rescue

Photo upload from Moonpig

BooďŹ‚e from UK Greetings

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2010â€™s Digital printing, neon inks, typographic foils on bold backgrounds, positive vibes, animals galore, gin and prosecco add to a heady cocktail of publishers and card styles. Ladybird from Danilo

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The Lynn Tait Most Promising Young Designer Or Artist Award Open to: All card designers under 35 on August 1 2018. Vici-Jane Blenkharn, founder of Artcadia: “During my teens I volunteered at a local Victorian town’s print shop, where I learnt the art of typesetting, gaining invaluable experience in letterpress printing on various presses. I later trained on the job as a graphic designer, all the while collecting antique printing presses. I founded Artcadia in 2009, where I merged my two skills in design and print to create bespoke letterpress event stationery, and in 2018 I designed a range of greeting cards and stationery for retail. Currently, Artcadia’s cards are now stocked in over 70 retailers worldwide.”

Mike Davis, founder of Some Ink Nice: “Hello, my name’s Mike. This is me [arrow pointing to photo of me grinning like a simpleton]. I’m an artist, colourist and publisher of greeting cards going under the banner Some Ink Nice (at PG Live, this involved standing under an actual Some Ink Nice banner (which was a co-incidence, BTW)). I began publishing this year, handdrawing animal designs with bold, graphic-inspired inks. The goal is to create cards that people actually want to keep, because I know from experience that cards tucked away can help rekindle old friendships, years later - and that seems the best use of artwork I can think of.”

Amy Eastland, senior designer for Woodmansterne and The Proper Mail Company: “10 years designing greeting cards have flown by, I guess time really does fly when you’re having fun! I feel very fortunate to call my ‘work’ my passion and I have been lucky enough to do so working at some of the UK’s most innovative and market leading publishers. I still get beams of pride when I see my cards on shelves, and if my hands are covered in paint and my desk strewn with pencil shavings then you will always find me with a smile on my face, busily bringing colour into my life through my designs.” CATEGORY SPONSOR

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Vici Blenkharn, founder of Artcadia l Mike Davis, founder of Some Ink Nice l Amy Eastland, senior designer of The Proper Mail Company/Woodmansterne l Niccy Iseman, founder of Type and Story l Laura Harvey, founder of Paper Plane l Louise Mulgrew, founder of Louise Mulgrew Designs Niccy Iseman, founder of Type and Story: “Type and Story is a design-led brand which is kind, conscious and creative. My aim is to create purposeful paper goods for people with stories to tell. I launched in June 2017 while on my maternity leave as a creative outlet from my new identity as a mother. My ambition is to grow distribution of Type and Story to make it an international paper goods brand that is synonymous with beautiful and well considered design, reflective of today’s mood and in a visual language that speaks to consumers who appreciate products with soul, story and meaning.”

Laura Harvey, founder of Paper Plane: “Since founding Paper Plane in 2014, I have helped grow the business from a part-time project run from home to a limited company employing both me and my partner Jack, with stockists including Oliver Bonas and Urban Outfitters. My 12 years as a magazine designer have helped give me an eclectic and versatile style, as shown in the many varied card and gift ranges I have designed for Paper Plane. My designs are inspired by real relationships and observations of the world, pastel colour palettes, ontrend themes, botanical prints and my love of houseplants.”

Louise Mulgrew, founder of Louise Mulgrew Designs: “Louise Mulgrew Designs is fastapproaching its fourth birthday! I create whimsical, illustrated greeting cards and prints featuring lots of fluffy and feathery friends and the odd rainbow or three. Inspired by animals, nature and travel, I hope to create cards that capture special relationships and make people smile. We export our cards around the world and have grown our customer base in the UK. Most excitingly, since partnering with Eden Reforestation Projects the sales of LMD cards have contributed to the planting of more than 50,000 trees in developing countries.”

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Best Childrenâ€™s Range

Open to: All childrenâ€™s greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Cherry on Top from Rachel Ellen Designs l Hopscotch from Paperlink l Jamboree from Paper Salad l Juvenile Brights from UK Greetings l Number Ones No1-9 from Hello Geronimo l Savannah Parade from Sirocco Design

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Best Christmas Counter Range

Open to: All Christmas counter greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Christmas Gin & Frolics from Rosie Made A Thing l The Crystal Forest from Five Dollar Shake l Elle Christmas from Belly Button Designs l Festive Floribunda from Dandelion Stationery l Pinata from Redback Cards l SnowFall from Paper Salad

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Best Christmas Box Or Pack

Open to: Any Christmas box or pack that has been launched since August 2018. This award could be for a specific item rather than for a range.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Luxury Christmas Box from The Art File l Oxfam Christmas Boxed 2019 from UK Greetings l Premium Christmas Box from Noel Tatt l Snow Angels Luxury Christmas Boxes from Wrendale Designs l Twelve Days of Christmas from Woodmansterne Publications l Winter Garden from Roger la Borde

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Best Traditional Words & Sentiments Range

Open to: All traditional words and sentiments greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l And Relax from Hallmark l Follow Your Dramas from Hallmark l Hazy Days from Paper Rose l Love and Laughter from Paperlink l Month You Were Born from IC&G l Signature from Jonny Javelin

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Best Contemporary Words & Sentiments Range

Open to: All contemporary words and sentiments greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Cherished from Lagom Design l Cloud Nine from Redback Cards l Quotish from Brainbox Candy l Small Card Collection from Old English Company l Terrific Humans by Veronica Dearly from Cath Tate Cards l Words of Wisdom from Dandelion Stationery

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Best Contemporary Trend Range

Open to: All contemporary greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Artisan from Paper Rose l Jamboree from Paper Salad l Letterpress Collection from Artcadia l Mirror Mirror from Hotchpotch l Shine from Redback Cards l You Earned It from Ohh Deer

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Best Handmade Or Hand-Finished Range

Open to: All handmade or hand-finished greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Coralie from Avocado Designs l Jewellery Cards from Crumble & Core l Message in a Bottle Pop-Up Collection from Alljoy Design l Modern Missy from Tache l Pencil Shavings Cards from Ruth Jackson l Piccolo from Rachel Ellen Designs

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Best Photographic Range

Open to: All photographic greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Animalyser from Really Good l Comedy Wildlife from UK Greetings l Pebbles Series 1 from Pebbles on the Beach of Life l Pixel from Paperlink l Travelogue from The Art Group l Wavelength from Icon

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Best Humour Range

Open to: All humour greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l A Bit More Mungo and Shoddy from Tillovision l Cloud Nine from Redback Cards l Gin & Frolics from Rosie Made A Thing l Jeffrey & Janice from Bold and Bright l Life of Max from Ling Design l Twin Pines from Ohh Deer

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Best Art Range

Open to: All art greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Capri from Meraki l David Shrigley from Brainbox Candy l Landmarks from I Drew This l Maya Stepien from Lagom Design l Scissors Paper Tree from Roger la Borde l Wild Cards from Penguin Ink

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Best Licensed Range

Open to: All greeting card ranges involving a licensing agreement that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Baby Shark from Danilo l Disney Faces from UK Greetings l The Happy News from Pigment l Haynes from Emotional Rescue l Quentin Blake Classic from Woodmansterne Publications l Stormtrooper Originals from Rocket68

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Best Giftwrapping Range

Open to: All giftwrapping collections that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018. Entries could either be a range of giftwrap sheets or a collection of wrappings (eg co-ordinating wrap, bags, boxes, ribbons etc).

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l The Art File Wrapping Collection from The Art File l Brush and Moon from Soul l Giftwraps from Lorna Syson l Kelly Hyatt Collection from Lagom Design l Paper Salad from Glick l Wrapped Up from Sally Scaffardi Design

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Best Male Range

Open to: All greeting card ranges aimed at men (non-humour) that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Country Gent by Definition from Toasted Crumpet l Gin & Frolics from Rosie Made A Thing l It Rocks from Molly Mae l Only Bloking from Sally Scaffardi Design l Pitch Black from Louise Tiler Designs l Scribble from Stop the Clock Design l Zephyr from Think of Me Designs

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Best Wholesale Range

Open to: All greeting card ranges (of any design type) that are distributed via wholesale distributors or cash & carries that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l All That Shines from Simon Elvin l Endless Love from Sensations l Everyday and Relations from Out of the Blue Studios l Isabel’s Garden from Simon Elvin l Male Everyday from BGC Studios l Panache from Regal Publishing

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Best Relations Or Occasions Range

Open to: All relations or occasions greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Furry Friends from Louise Mulgrew Designs l Gin & Frolics from Rosie Made A Thing l Jumbo Jamboree from Paper Salad l Lemonade from Hotchpotch l Never Stop Chasing Rainbows from Five Dollar Shake l Words of Wisdom from Dandelion Stationery

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Best Spring Seasons Range

Open to: Greeting card ranges for the Spring Seasons occasions that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Father’s Day Collection from Ohh Deer l Gin & Frolics Mother’s Day from Rosie Made A Thing l Hey Fresco Mother’s Day from Wendy Jones-Blackett l Jamboree Easter from Paper Salad l Kindred Valentine’s Day Collection from UK Greetings l Love Letters from Janie Wilson

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Best Cute Range

Open to: All cute greeting card ranges that have been launched or updated (with a minimum of eight designs) since August 2018.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Bow Tie from Apple and Clover l Hopscotch from Paperlink l Mixed Cute from Hole in My Pocket l Tickertape Parade from Stop the Clock Design l Tiny Sparkles from Louise Tiler Designs l The Wildlife from Ling Design

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The Henry Cole Classic Award

This award is for ranges that have stood the test of time. All winners of this award enter The Henry Cole Hall of Fame. The 2019 winner will join previous winners, which are Bestie from Paperlink, Eric the Penguin from GBCC, Forever Friends from Hallmark, Giggles from UKG, Me to You from CBG, Medici Cards Blue Label from GBCC, On the Ceiling from Emotional Rescue, Pizazz from Nigel Quiney, Pop-Ups from Second Nature, Quentin Blake from Woodmansterne, Rainbow from Ling Design and The Bright Side from Really Good.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Bottom Line from Paperlink l Fleet Street from Pigment l Ink Press from The Art File l Photocaptions from Cath Tate Cards l Quicksilver from Wendy Jones-Blackett l Swing Cards from Santoro

Bottom Line from Paperlink

Photocaptions from Cath Tate Cards

The greeting card equivalent of the saucy postcard and more! Paperlink, one of the market leaders of humorous cards, launched its Bottom Line range over 25 years ago and it continues to go from strength to strength. One of the first offbeat cartoon ranges to market – a constant addition of new designs ensures it continues to stay fresh and current.

Cath Tate Cards’ Photocaptions range has been supplying people across the UK and around the world with a dose of Cath Tate’s witty and wise sense of humour for nearly 20 years. Now with over 500 designs in the range, Cath Tate first came up the idea of marrying an old Edwardian photograph with a modern humorous caption in the late 1990’s and the Photocaptions range was born in 2002. Today Photocaptions is still a bestselling range and ranks in the top selling humour cards for many shops. Seven collections from the range have been published as popular books.

Fleet Street from Pigment Fleet Street in its current form began in 2011. Right from the beginning the range fitted perfectly into the Pigment branded folio, with classic imagery and razor-sharp wit. The infamous ‘Man’s cock wins first prize’ card was said by many to be ‘too rude for the UK market’, but years of great sales proved that we’re not as prudish as some may think. Now part of the Pigment humour classics folio, Fleet Street still sits in independent and national accounts across the globe, and proves to be a wonderful slice of traditional British humour.

Ink Press from The Art File Ink Press first launched in 2008 and soon became an iconic collection. Designer Robert Reader took influence from midcentury graphic design, print and cartoons, often seen in advertising of the 50s and 60s. Using textured board and embossed lines, the look and feel of the collection paid tribute to the letterpress style. The mix of designs appeal to both male and female audiences and for many years the collection has offered a unique and impactful display for retailers. This timeless collection also exports well, and has strong representation in over 30 territories across the globe. CATEGORY SPONSOR

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Quicksilver from Wendy Jones-Blackett Launched in 2006, the Quicksilver range was one of the first to take an old printing technique and give it a contemporary design overhaul. Hot foiled on an antique Heidelberg press, the range has had new designs added year after year, racking up over 1,500 original designs. The textured board has remained the same since day one, manufactured at Croppers’ paper mill in the Lake District and supplied by GF Smith, with envelopes made from the same source to create a perfect colour match. These hand-illustrated cards continue to be one of the strongest selling ranges in the Wendy JonesBlackett portfolio.

Swing Cards from Santoro Santoro celebrates 25 years of Swing Cards this year. This range has demonstrated ground-breaking innovation and originality for a quarter of a century. To celebrate this milestone, Santoro has released a dazzling, limited-edition Happy Birthday Swing Card. The range is also seeing its first ever Christmas editions. Since 1994, Swing Cards have led the way for 3D greeting cards worldwide with relentless creativity and imagination.

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Best Service To The Independent Retailer

The finalists in this category were arrived at as a result of an exhaustive poll involving over 1,500 independent card retailers. The retailers were invited to nominate which companies they considered to be their top three card suppliers on the service front over the last year. The response was amazing - service being a key issue to retailers. The responses were then correlated, awarding three points to all first choices, two points to those mentioned as second choices and one point to all third choices. These points were then totalled up to arrive at the 10 finalists. There are three trophies in this category, the Gold, Silver and Bronze awards which will be presented to the top three scoring suppliers in the retail poll.

2019 Finalists (in alphabetical order) l Cherry Orchard Publishing l International Cards and Gifts l Nigel Quiney Publications l Noel Tatt l Pigment Publications l Second Nature l UK Greetings l Wendy Jones-Blackett l Woodmansterne Publications l Words â€˜nâ€™ Wishes

Other serious contenders: Other publishers who were ranked highly on the service front by retailers, but just missed out on making it into the finals. Shown in order of the votes. 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th

Jonny Javelin Paperlink Redback Cards Dandelion Stationery Hallmark The Art File Abacus Ling Design Carte Blanche Greetings Paper Salad

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Honorary Achievement Award

This prestigious award is presented to an individual who has contributed greatly to the UK greeting card industry. The winner can come from the retailing, publishing, wholesaling or the supply side of the trade. Nominations are sought from the entire industry for this special award.

Who will this yearâ€™s winner be?

The previous winners of this award are: 2018 - Ged Mace (managing director of The Art File) 2017 - Rod Schragger and Trevor Schragger (co-owners of Second Nature) 2016 - Gary Rowley (former ceo of UK Greetings) 2015 - John and Jennie Procter (founders and co directors of Scribbler) 2014 - Louise Tighe (founder of Paperlink) 2013 - Beth Genower and Matt Genower (founders of Five Dollar Shake) 2012 - Lynn Tait (former owner of The Lynn Tait Gallery and founder of The Ladder Club sadly now deceased) 2011 - Giles Andreae (creator of Purple Ronnie, Edward Monkton and co-creator of Happy Jackson) 2010 - Timothy Melgund (deputy chairman of Paperchase) 2009 - Keith Auty (former marketing director of UK Greetings) 2008 - Mike Bugler (former managing director of Clinton Cards) - Dennis Podmore (chairman of Windles sadly now deceased) 2007 - Clinton Lewin (former group managing director of Clinton Cards) - Debbie Lewin (former product development director of Clinton Cards) CATEGORY SPONSOR

2006 - Chris Dyson (joint managing director of Cardgains buying group) 2005 - Duncan Spence (business angel with an investment in Carte Blanche Greetings and Moonpig) - Stephen Haines (founder of Carte Blanche Greetings) 2004 - Peter Reichwald (founder of The Great British Card Company) 2003 - John Charlton (former chief executive of UKG and senior vice president of American Greetings) - Stuart Mackay (former managing director of UKG and former managing director of Birthdays, but currently chairman of Paper Rose and director of Simon Elvin) 2002 - William McCracken (former GCA special advisor, former managing director of Ling Design and founder of one of the four first specialist card chains) - Paul Woodmansterne (managing director of Woodmansterne Publications) 2001 - Simon Elvin (founder of Simon Elvin, and owner of Nigel Quiney, Glick Designs and Paper Rose) 2000 - Andrew Brownsword (founder of Andrew Brownsword Collection and former owner of Gordon Fraser) 1999 - John Condon (former director of Clinton Cards) - George Pomphrett (former director of Clinton Cards) 1998 - Don Lewin OBE (founder and former chairman of Clinton Cards) THE HENRIES AWARDS 2019 THE HENRIES AWARDS 2019

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Hornby

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Horne

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Stop The Clock

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Macalindon

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Mace

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Nicholls

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McReynolds

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Thorpe

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Shah

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Tighe

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Tiler

Louise Tiler

Pete

Wilkins

Dandelion Stationery

Alice

Tillotson

Artfile

Claire

Williams

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Tillotson

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Williams

Alpha Colour Printers

Mark

Timlett

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Williamson

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Rich

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Simon Elvin

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Willis

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Vockins

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Karen

Wilson

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Wilson

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Wren

The Art File

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Nigel Quiney Publications

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Warrington

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Wright

Barnardos

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Wyles

Cardzone

Demi

Watson

UK Greetings

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Young

Paperlink

Jenny

Weare

Nigel Quiney Publications

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Wells

The Jonny Javelin Card Co

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Weston-Mouse

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Kelvin

White

ICG

Paul

White

Paul White

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Whitehead

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Whittaker

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Ben

Whittington

UK Greetings

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