Printing Journal, No 69, Summer 1955

Special in this issue
A Review of Swiss Design and Printing by CHARLES ROSNER
Limitations of Science in Printing by LESLIE G. LUKER, B.Sc. F.C.S.
Ipex, 1955
and all the usual features

Cover Design by Aleksander Werner

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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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Printing Journal, No 69, Summer 1955
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