Monotype Newsletter No.93, November 1972

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Hermann Zapf
Hermann Zapf’s Melior design
What is this thing called ‘set’?
Optima
Sistina

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Monotype Newsletter No.93, November 1972
Monotype Newsletter No.93, November 1972
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