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Progress, Unilever, Vol 44, 247, 1955

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Emile Brumsteede
Progress
Progress was the quarterly corporate magazine of Lever Brothers and Unilever, published in London from 1899 to 1970, documenting the company's products, people, and wider industrial and commercial culture across seven decades.

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Progress, Unilever, Vol 44, 247, 1955. Cover design by Emile Brumsteede
Progress, Unilever, Vol 44, 247, 1955. Cover design by Emile Brumsteede

 

Progress, Unilever, Vol 44, 247, 1955. Cover design by Emile Brumsteede
Progress, Unilever, Vol 44, 247, 1955. Cover design by Emile Brumsteede
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