Graphische Nachrichten, Vol 17, November 1938

Cover printing: H. Osterwald, Hanover
Production of clichés: cliché institute in the indicator high-rise building in Hanover
Bookbinding work: Gehrüder Jänecke, Hanover

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Paul Krüger (Cover), Walter Hill (Inners)
Graphische Nachrichten
Graphische Nachrichten was a German magazine for the graphic professions. It was mainly centred around design education for type-design, drafting/design techniques, phototypography, trade school education, and language. It was first published around 1920 (I think).

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Graphische Nachrichten, Vol 17, November 1938. Paul Krüger (Cover), Walter Hill (Inners)
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