Print Design and Production, Volume 3, No 3, May/June 1967

Contents:
Uncommon opportunities
Graphic designers in Britain: Geoff Lyons
Gerstner + IBM = procedural typography: Clive Chizlett
The Bloomsbury scene -trio: Cyril Baxter
Design in type -why you can -or can’tread it comfortably: John C. Tarr
Quartet -the Astrop/Hill group
Gill sans and since: Julian Peters
René Elvin’s London Letter
Jonathan Wells’ commentary – the light of literacy
News and commentary on what’s new

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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 3, No 3, May/June 1967
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