Print Design and Production, Volume 1, No 6, December 1965

Content includes:
Two-way traffic
Graphic designers in Britain: The Kynoch Press group
Towards better book production – Germany’s contribution:
Brendon S. Abrams
René Elvin’s London Letter
Reader’s comment
The Bloomsbury scene – birds, railways & Goldfinger: Cyril Baxter
Printed selling in German – how you should do it, and how you must!: Barrows Mussey
Jonathan Wells commentary: pop art
Using paper to sell paper
News and commentary on what’s new
Annual award for newspaper design

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Print Design and Production
Print Design and Production was a British trade magazine covering printing technology, production processes, and their relationship to graphic design and typography.

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Print Design and Production, Volume 1, No 6, December 1965
Print Design and Production, Volume 1, No 6, December 1965
The sixth issue of Print Design and Production, featuring articles on industry, designers and technological process and production of graphic design.
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