Printing Review, No 19, Spring 1936

Content includes:
Printers Should Stick to Printing By Howard Wadman
The Miniature Camera in Commercial Photography By Chas. F. Evans
Speaking Volumes -Book Jackets and their Functions, Part II. By Frederick A. Horn
Printers, Start with Printing By Mrs. Beatrice Warde
INSET- COLOUR GRAVURE
Success of English Art at Zurich, Switzerland Contributed
Vocational High School, Burgard, N.Y. By A. J. Parker
Designing the Type Specimen By Vincent Steer
Some Random Thoughts of a Buyer of Print By Reginald Wilson
Craftsmen Speak-Reproductions of Modern Advertising
Design in Bookbinding, Part III. By H. R. Hosking, A.R.C.A.
Printing Industry Research Association Contributed
Typographical Review By Robert Harling
Photogravure Progress What’s New and What’s Coming By Raoul Pellissier
The Project-and The Process Contributed
The Modern Composing-Room By Robert F. Salade

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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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