McCormick-Armstrong Co.
The McCormick-Armstrong Company (1901 - 2019) was a Wichita, Kansas-based printer. Founded in 1901 by A.G. McCormick as the McCormick Press, the company quickly developed a reputation for high-quality lithographic prints and became a prominent fixture of the printing industry in the Midwest. By the 1950s, the company was large enough to go public on the stock market. Unlike many printers, McCormick-Armstrong effectively shifted to new technologies that came with the arrival of personal computers and the internet, and the company focused increasingly on web services and logistics. But it still ran into trouble in the late 2010s. In 2019, the remnants of the company were acquired by EP Graphics out of Indiana, another long-established Midwestern printer that survived into the information age.
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