Art and Industry 356, February 1956

Content includes:
Recorder-Breakers or World-Beaters?
Lyons looks to its Packaging
Landmarks & Pointers in Kitchen Design by George Fejér, MSIA
Silver Jubilee
New Backgrounds to Music
Two New Synthetics
Self-Service for the Discophile

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Art and Industry
Art and Industry was a British monthly magazine which focused on commercial art, graphic design, advertising, and industrial design. The magazine was previously called Commercial Art.

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Art and Industry 356, February 1956
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