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United Stationers is a wholesale distributor of business products only. It is the largest, most well-known and most successful company of its type in North America.
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When was United Stationers created?
United Stationers was created in 1922.
When did Stationers' Company's School end?
Stationers' Company's School ended in 1983.
When was Stationers' Company's School created?
Stationers' Company's School was created in 1861.
What is the symbol for United Stationers Inc in NASDAQ?
The symbol for United Stationers Inc. in NASDAQ is: USTR.
In what year did United Stationers Inc - USTR - have its IPO?
United Stationers Inc. (USTR) had its IPO in 1981.
What is the market cap for United Stationers Inc USTR?
As of July 2014, the market cap for United Stationers Inc. (USTR) is $1,606,600,257.69.
Where is Terrapin Stationers located?
Terrapin Stationers is a stationers and engraving company that creates many different design on their products. They are actually located in New York, New York.
Does united stationers intend to sell direct to the end user?
no
What has the author Alison Shell written?
Alison Shell has written: 'Index to the Court Books of the Stationers' Company, 1679-1717' -- subject(s): Book industries and trade, History, Indexes, Law and legislation, Records and correspondence, Sources, Stationers' Company (London, England)
What has the author John Hetet written?
John Hetet has written: 'The Wardens' accounts of the Stationers' Company, 1663-79'
Who got the first copyright?
Copyright registration in 1710 used the Entry Books of Copies that had been maintained by the Stationers' Company since 1554. Whether you want the 1554 information or the 1710 information, you would need to inquire with the Archives of the Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers at the link below.
What has the author Richard Arthur Austen-Leigh written?
Richard Arthur Austen-Leigh has written: 'Eton v. Winchester, 1826-1912' 'Seven years of peaceful agitation' -- subject(s): Stationers' Company, Stationers' Company. Livery Committee 'Joseph Pote of Eton and Bartlet's Farriery' 'Romance of the printing craft'
