Booksellers & Stationers in Milan
4 stores · curated ORBIS register
Milan stationery-printing shop opened 9 July 1909 by brothers Costante and Luigia Bonvini in the Corso Lodi/San Luigi district, and restored to working order in 2014 with its original treadle press, 1930s Imperia platen press and wooden type drawers intact. Today it operates as a working letterpress and bookbindery, running typography and traditional paper workshops.
The Bocca bookselling house began in Turin in 1775; its surviving Milan branch trades under the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
Moleskine was founded in 1997 as a modern successor to the little black notebook tradition associated with writers and artists including Bruce Chatwin and Ernest Hemingway. Today the brand sells notebooks, planners and related paper goods worldwide.
Historic Milan paper specialist selling antique prints, maps, stationery, notebooks and paper-based decorative objects. founded 1881 after Francesco Pettinaroli moved from Lake Orta to Milan, first beside Galleria Vittorio Emanuele; now on Via Brera.