Grafische Revue, 20e Jaargang, Juli 1935

Monthly magazine for graphic companies
Publication of the association of typographical study societies

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Grafische Revue
Grafische Revue was a Dutch magazine published focused on the graphic industries, including typography, printing history and modern design movements. It was published by the Bond van Typografische Studiegezelschappen (Union of Typographic Study Societies).

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Graphische Revue, 20 Jaargang, Juli 1935
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