Contents of Issue 10 of Typografia
Supplements
No. 51. Three-colour announcement. Designed by Emanuel Petlan. Printed by Václav Vacek at the Šašek & Pavlíček printing house in Plzeň
No. 52. Three-colour small poster. Designed by Štěpán Dvořák. Printed by Albert Maršíček at Grafia, Workers’ Printing House
No. 53. Two-colour advertising circular. Designed by Emanuel Petlan. Printed by Václav Vacek at the Šašek & Pavlíček printing house in Plzeň
No. 54. Two-colour price-list cover. Designed by Rudolf Kovář. Printed by Albert Maršíček at Grafia, Workers’ Printing House
No. 55. One-colour menu. Designed by Josef Mahnig. Printed by Grafia, Workers’ Printing House
Articles Included
E. V. A.: Paper in Printing
Galaktionov: Printing Periodicals in Russia
D.: Modern Gravure Printing
Richard Martinčík: From the History of Czech Printing XVI
Literature and Miscellanies
From the graphic design archive:
From the graphic design archive:
From the graphic design archive:
From the graphic design archive:
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Corporate Identity & Branding, Design Archive Feature, Members Only Content, Regional Histories
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