Typografia, ročník 20, 03, 1909

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COVER, three-color, designed by Otakar the Emperor, printed by Fr. Málek in the printing house »Politiky in Prague (14).
ADDRESSES two-color, according to the design of O. Císař, printed by Fr. Málek in the printing house »Politiky in Prague (15).
Two-color ENGAGEMENT CARDS, designed by K. Šifner, printed by A. Hoffmann in the Th. Venta printing house in Prague (16).
PROGRAM in two colors, according to the design of O. Císař, printed by Fr. Málek in the printing house » Politiky in Prague (17).
INVITATIONS, monochrome, designed by A. Kaláb, printed by >>Politika in Prague (18).
INVITATIONS, monochrome, designed by M. Bureš, printed >>Politics in Prague (19).

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Typografia
Typografia is a Czech typography and printing journal featuring technical articles and historic design. The magazine was first released in 1888 in Prague.

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Typografia, ročník 20, 03, 1909
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