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Regarding paper choice, there are a few websites that offer free sample books. These are great, they not only show the paper, but most will have production notes that explain how they were printed. And since paper companies want to show off how good their stock is, the printing can be quite elaborate sometimes �embossing, gold foil, spot varnish 6-color printing and so forth.

Here are some resources:
Neenah Paper <http://www.neenahpaper.com>
Weyerhaeuser Paper <http://www.weyerhaeuser.com/ourbusinesses/pulppaperpckging/printingpapers/>

Or pick up an issue of Communication Arts, there's usually a number of ad's for paper companies that give contact information. You can usually go to their websites and request free sample books.