Fleming Book Binding Company is a third generation company started in 1947 by my grandfather James G. Fleming at Collinsville, Mississippi. At that time he did mostly library binding. Over the years library binding has expanded into newspaper binding, binding for small books such as family histories. 

My Grandfathers Son Milton Fleming, my Dad, began to learn the business with his Father at an early age, and eventually took the business over for my Grandfather.

In 1970, my Dad moved the family to Quitman, Mississippi, along with the business. At this time I joined my Dad in the family business.  I am now owner of our family owned, family ran, and  family proud company.  With the business growing, we had to build a new building in 1991. Which is the present location.

Binding services that we now offer are newspaper binding, small books, such as cemetery histories, and microfilming services.

Newspaper binding is our major binding. In the beginning we started binding newspaper from Mississippi and Alabama. We now bind newspapers from almost all 50 states. Newspapers are hand sewed and bound with a heavy binder board, covered with buckram cloth. The name of the paper and the dates are stamped on the spine. We offer a wide variety of colors in cloth. Some newspapers that we bind are The Meridian Star, Hattiesburg American, Texarkana Gazette and Willows Journal.

We bind many small books, such as cemetery histories, and microfilming services.

We also make post binders. They are used for temporary binding for newspapers. Some have even been sold to use for scrap books. They are made with heavy binder board and covered with buckram cloth, and have two post. Sizes are made to order.

Microfilming is another service we offer. Microfilming is done on 35 mm film with silver duplicating.

Charles Fleming