Print Design and Production, Volume 2, No 1, January/February 1966

Content includes:
Gold-plated print
Design for export
Export orders and a state of mind: David J. Reason
Decorated edition bindings from Germany
Jonathan Wells commentary: a pick-up
Graphic designers in Britain – Tom Eckersley: J. J. de L. Meyer
René Elvin’s London Letter
The Bloomsbury scene – consider the lilies: Cyril Baxter
News and commentary on what’s new
Readers’ comment
Competitions for designers

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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 2, No 1, January/February 1966
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