We love what we do. The passion we have for our work enables us to take ownership of our clients' projects. We constantly strive to deliver the highest-quality products possible.
There is no greater satisfaction than delivering a finished product that helps a client reach their goals and objectives. To learn more about our approach to customer service, follow the provided links for more information.
Our Mission And Promise To You
Miller Sherwood Printing Company believes that customer service is foremost in the business to business relationships we share with our clients. We are ready to use our full resources for these relationships. We exist because our clients trust us with their printed communication; this is a responsibility we take seriously.
Guiding Principles
Miller Sherwood Printing has evolved over more than a century from a traditional commercial letterpress operation into a comprehensive digital and offset printing company serving businesses throughout Southern California.
Today, Miller Sherwood Printing is headquartered in Burbank, California, providing a broad portfolio of commercial printing, digital printing, large-format printing, prepress, and finishing solutions. Our continued investment in technology, equipment, and production capabilities enables us to deliver high-quality printed products while meeting the changing needs of our customers.
What Is the History of Miller Sherwood Printing?
Our history began in 1920, when Will and Avery Miller established Miller Printing as a commercial letterpress shop in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. In the 1950s, Julius “Jay” Meyers acquired the company, expanded its capabilities with Multilith presses, and renamed the business Jay’s Litho, reflecting its transition into offset printing.
In 1965, Cesar Zuniga immigrated to the United States from Ecuador, South America. Raised in the printing industry, Cesar brought with him a strong understanding of the trade and a vision for building a successful future for his young family. Shortly after arriving in Los Angeles, he joined Jay’s Litho, where he met his future business partner, Joe Macias.
In 1977, Cesar and Joe acquired the company and renamed it Jay’s Litho-Miller Printing, preserving the Miller name and honoring the company’s longstanding roots. Under their leadership, the business continued to expand its services, combining traditional commercial printing with the speed and convenience of quick printing. During the 1980s, the company also expanded into retail office supplies, with Cesar’s wife, Maria, operating a stationery store at the front of the facility.
Following Joe’s retirement in 1990, Cesar simplified the company name to Miller Printing Company. Looking toward the next generation, Cesar brought his eldest son, Jaime, into the business, followed by his youngest son, Paul, one year later. The company began its transition into the emerging digital era by introducing desktop publishing services and acquiring The Printery from retiring owner Marshal Lindley.
In April 1992, the Los Angeles riots resulted in significant damage and looting at the company’s facility. Recognizing the opportunity to establish a stronger foundation for the future, Cesar relocated the business to Burbank, where Miller Sherwood Printing remains headquartered today.
The company continued its strategic growth throughout the 1990s. In 1997, Miller Printing acquired West End Graphics of San Fernando, California. This acquisition expanded the company’s capabilities and led to the purchase of its first color press, a Ryobi 3304. As demand for four-color printing increased, the company invested in its prepress operation in 1999 with the addition of an ECRM imagesetter for producing film negatives.
That same year, the company acquired Sherwood Printing in Sun Valley, California. The acquisition expanded Miller Printing’s customer base and capabilities and resulted in the adoption of the name Miller Sherwood Printing Company.
In 2002, Miller Sherwood Printing launched its first website, giving customers a new way to access information and services online. In 2004, the company further expanded its presence in Burbank through the acquisition of A.O. Barstow Printing.
In February 2009, Laura Cummings joined Miller Sherwood Printing and played an important role in the company’s transition into digital production. Under her leadership and with continued investment in new technology, the company added its first digital production presses and large-format printing capabilities, significantly expanding the range of products and services available to customers.
In 2020, Miller Sherwood Printing acquired Laminate-It, strengthening its finishing capabilities and allowing the company to provide customers with a broader range of value-added finishing solutions.
Most recently, in 2025, Miller Sherwood Printing expanded its prepress and trade-service capabilities with the acquisition of a Kodak metal platesetter and an Agfa imagesetter. These investments allow the company to produce metal printing plates and film negatives for both its own production needs and other printing companies.
Today, Miller Sherwood Printing represents more than 100 years of continuous evolution in the printing industry. From its origins in letterpress to modern digital, offset, large-format, prepress, and finishing technologies, the company remains committed to investing in its people, equipment, and capabilities while providing dependable, high-quality solutions to its customers.
