British Paper, Vol 6, 01, May, 1938

Content includes:
The Approach to the Problem of the Printing Quality of Paper
Paper Conditioning
Flat Paper
Alder Wood as a Paper-Making Material
Modern Typography

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British Paper
British Paper was a British trade publication produced for the paper and printing industries. It covered paper manufacture, printing processes, and design applications.

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British Paper, Vol 6, 01, May, 1938
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