Design, Council of Industrial Design, 211, July 1966

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Calculating the cost/benefits of design
In search of the town car by Richard Carr
What’s in a name?
File this story under ‘metamorphosis’ by Dorothy Meade
100 years of respect for the customer, Sainsbury’s
Hire and fire in the kitchen by Michael Farr
Prototype for a plug-in kitchen by Susan Forsyth
London, Manchester, Liverpool – BR’s new line in passenger appeal by Robert Spark
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George Daulby
Design (Council of Industrial Design)
Design was published by the Council of Industrial Design from the 1940s until the 1990s. It covers design policy, exhibitions, and products.

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Design, Council of Industrial Design, 211, July 1966. Cover design by George Daulby
Design, Council of Industrial Design, 211, July 1966. Cover design by George Daulby
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