Printing Journal, No 56, Autumn 1951

Content includes:
Good Work: No. 4, Colour and Style in Dress Accessories. Keliher, Hudson & Kearns Ltd.
Publishers’ Printed Advertising by Alec Davis . .
Printing in 1851 by A. J. Corrigan
Five Hundred Years in Print by John Hadfield
The Hadego Photo-Typesetting Machine by H. O. Smith
Printing in China by Jan Tschichold •
Four Festival Posters
” Set-offs” from America by Charles Birchall
Inset – Review of The Making of Books by Seán Jennett®
School and College – How to Look at a Book by Sir Francis Meynell, R.D.I.
A Letter to a keen Young Man by D. Hopewell, M.I.Ptg.M.
Reading Maketh a Full Man by M. C. Thomson, A.L.A.
Personnel Management by Barbara Cohen .
A.B.C. by K. + E. Review by W. B. Hislop, F.R.S.E.
Swiss Printing Factories, Part 2 .
Book-binding by Linde – An Interview .
The Penrose Annual 1951, Vol. 45
Books for Printers- A Review of Current Technical Publications
A Case of Odd Sorts: “Drupa” Exhibition, Dusseldorf, 1951

Editor: C. W. Cousland, B.Com., D.A.A.
Typography by Phyllis M. Reilly
Cover design by Clifford Hatts, A.R.C.A.

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Printing Review
Printing Review was a British printing industry magazine with features on typography, presses, and design and many printed samples.

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