up for auction, where it was bid on and successfully won by Mystic President Don Sundman. The 1,000-pound cast iron press, along with four lithographic stones, made its way to Mystic's headquarters in Camden, NY, where it remains on display to this day. First day cover business Mystic Mystic produced its first First Day Cover in 1992 and continued making covers until 2007, when it acquired Fleetwood. Fleetwood Fleetwood produced First Day Covers from 1941 until 2007 when it was purchased by Mystic. Mystic discontinued their own brand of First Day Covers and continued producing Fleetwood First Day Covers instead. Colorano In early 2016, Mystic purchased the Colorano company known for its First Day Covers featuring silk cachets. The company was in business for 40 years before owner Jim Roselle sold to Mystic. ArtCraft ArtCraft was a First Day Cover producer from 1939 until 2015 when they began selling Fleetwood First Day Covers. When ArtCraft closed its doors in 2019, Mystic bought their complete inventory of over 5 million covers. ArtCraft covers are known for their steel-engraving-style cachets. See also Stamp Collecting Henry Ellis Harris Littleton Coin Company References External links Official website Maynard Sundman Lecture Series – annual event hosted by the Smithsonian National Postal Museum Companies based in Oneida County, New York American stamp dealers