Commercial Art Vol 11, No 66, December 1931

Content includes:
Editorial
Reflections on Advertising. By A. J. Greenly
Advertising in Outline
Selling by Appearance. By Roy Sheldon
Light as Advertiser. By Alfred Salmony
Election Posters
Advertising Paint and Wallpaper
Modern Advertising in Japan
Agents who take their own Medicine

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Jean Dupas. Design
Autotype Co., Ltd. Colour Photograph

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Commercial Art
Commercial Art was a British magazine documenting advertising design, later continued as Art & Industry.

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Commercial Art Vol 11, No 66, December 1931
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