Adams Engraving is a Montreal print and engraving house that traces back to 1850, when Francis Adams set up as F. Adams, General Engraver, working on fine jewellery, silverware, engraved stationery, and brass signs. The trade has broadened well past that: the shop now handles engraving, embossing, blind embossing, foil stamping, thermography, die cutting, and both offset and digital printing, with pre-press and production kept in house. Its core is business stationery: cards, letterhead, envelopes, presentation folders, and custom invitations and greeting cards. A separate legal line supplies law firms across North America with file pockets, numerical indexes, spines, and laminates through a single point of contact, while an online system lets clients reorder and manage personalized stock.