Synopsis 20, The Magazine of Synres Group Companies, 1966

Design and layout by Newman Neame Limited London
Printed in the Netherlands

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Newman Neame Limited
Newman Neame Limited was a British design and publishing firm known for producing books, advertisements, and corporate publications. The company collaborated with notable designers and photographers to create high-quality visual content for various industries. Explore related designers including Alan Fletcher and Colin Forbes. See also British Modernism and 1950s graphic design history.
Synres
Synopsis was the 1960s publication issued by NV Chemische Industrie, Synres.

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Synopsis 20, The Magazine of Synres Group Companies, 1966. Design and layout by Newman Neame Limited
Synopsis 20, The Magazine of Synres Group Companies, 1966. Design and layout by Newman Neame Limited
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