Commercial Art and Industry 108, June 1935

Content includes:
The Old Way is not good enough
Correct Style.” By Steen Eiler Rasmussen
Four Million Potential Customers
Survey of Catalogues, Brochures, Press Ads., and Packaging for Sports Goods
Window Displays
Suggestions for improved designs in the Sports Goods trade
Packaging Golf Balls. By de Holden Stone
Photographs for a Brochure. By Studio Nurnberg for Fortnum & Mason Ltd.
Exhibition Stands. By Katharine Pearce
Window Displays for the Retailer. By Greenly’s Display
Battle of the Giants
Will British Retailers accept Honesty Code ?
Poster by L. Muntane to advertise the town of Montserrat
Design by J. Freeman of the Bradford College of Arts and Crafts for ” Kia-Ora.”

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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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