Stay away. Very rude and miserable to deal with. Highly unprofessional.

Modern Reproductions is actually located in Pittsburgh, PA, unlike the fake and pretender competition which claims to hail from Pittsburgh, but is actually located in a different county. If you dare to waste your time reading the poser business' brochure, you'll notice that they either can't spell Pittsburgh, or they are located in both Pittsburgh and Pittsburg...for they spelled it both ways on both the front and back cover of their very own brochure. Is the competition that stupid or is Modern Reproductions that good? Perhaps both! Do some independent reading on your own and I hope you'll discover for yourself that M.S.P. can not be trusted!

Modern Reproductions, unlike M.S.P., is able to correctly spell Pittsburgh. M.S.P. has several typos in their very own Superpages profile...the most glaring of which is their inability to spell the name of the very town they like to pretend they are located. There is an "H" in this Pittsburgh if you didn't know, M.S.P. Unless you finally left the state? Please, M.S.P., did you leave lovely Pennsylvania or did your company still not learn to spell Pittsburgh correctly?

The "direct competition" still has a profile laden with typos. How pathetic is a company that can't even get their own profile checked for glaring grammar errors? If they are too busy to check their own advertisements, why would they bother spending two seconds to check their spelling for your mailing? I'd personally avoid any business that has typos in their profile. Modern Reproductions might be a reasonable alternative for your needs.

Modern Reproductions, unlike M.S.P., is able to correctly spell Pittsburgh. M.S.P. has several typos in their very own Superpages profile...the most glaring of which is their inability to spell the name of the very town they like to pretend they are located. There is an "H" in this Pittsburgh if you didn't know, M.S.P. Unless you finally left the state? Please, M.S.P., did you leave lovely Pennsylvania or did your company still not learn to spell Pittsburgh correctly?