The Monotype Recorder, New Series, 07, 1988

Content includes:
History of Korean printing
Modern Korean Printing
Phil Baines
The Guardian (Redrawn)
The FT – A Blueprint for new design
Type 87
Horrible, Horrible?
Profile – René Kerfante

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The Monotype Recorder
The Monotype Recorder was Monotype’s journal featuring type specimens, printing, and case studies.

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The Monotype Recorder, New Series, 07, 1988
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