Meet the Owner

Together Through Ink and Digital

Meet the owners of Main Line Print Shop.

Mike and Bridget Libert spend a lot of time together. A lot. As one of the many married couples in Radnor that work together (and stay together), they are never more than a few feet away from each other, joked the couple, who own Main Line Print Shop. Main Line Print Shop has been in business for 40 years. Read a profile of the business here. Make is a Wayne native who attended St. Katharine of Siena School and Archbishop Carroll High School. Bridget, a Chicago native, met Mike when she was attending St. Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana and he was across the street at University of Notre Dame. After graduation, they came back east and have been here ever since. They married in 1999. They joke that they are together 24-7, but "it works…

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From One Press to Many

The Main Line Print Shop has changed a lot over the years.

Forty years ago this month, Main Line Print Shop was incorporated. The Wayne store located at 25 West Avenue was started by local resident Russ Morgan. It included storefront space on the street and the basement of the building and had one press. Now, 40 years later, the shop, owned by Devon residents Mike and Bridget Libert, is run out of the lower level of the building and has three off-set presses, a digital printer, and a wide-format giclee machine, amongst other technologies. The shop prints some "social" items, like invitations and save-the-dates, but its bread and butter is local business and nonprofit printings and direct mail campaigns. The Liberts say that their business is very connected to the economy. "If things are slow out …

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