Subsequently it became a Fujifilm Imaging Service lab. In 2000 King Print went digital for its photo work. Today, director Nick Early says the firm is proud to offer a range of complimentary services spanning printing and workwear along with a wide selection of photo gifts and frames.

Where are you based?

King Print is in Kingsbridge, part of the South Hams in South Devon

How many staff do you have?

Four

What does your firm do?

Photo printing from lockets to posters. Canvas wraps, metal prints and photo blocks. A large range of frames and photo gifts; printed workwear and t-shirts; copying, printing, binding, encapsulating; and vinyl cutting. We also sell Instax cameras, scopes and binoculars

What’s your typical customer?

No such thing as a typical customer. We take passport and visa photos so we see a wide selection of fellow humans

Which geographic areas do you serve?

Mainly local

Who are your clients?

Anyone who lives in the South Hams, including individuals, local groups, charities and small businesses

What’s your USP?

We’re a friendly shop in town ready to help, from a single 6x4 photo from your phone, to choosing a pair of binoculars or scope. And we’re open six days a week

What equipment do you run?

Fujifilm DE 100 Photo Printer, Epson SureColor P9500 wide-format printer, Ricoh IM C5500 laser printer, Summa D60R Cutter and Sawgrass Virtuoso SG400 dye-sublimation printer to name but a few

What’s been your proudest achievement in the past few years?

To be ready to help our customers when ever we can, often at short notice

What’s your team’s favourite biscuit?

Either something home-made or a Garibaldi