Typografia, ročník 44, 09, 1937

Contents:
* To the Congress of the Union of Printers
* Inserts Deprived of Magic
* Working with Machine Typesetting
* The Influence of Magazines on the Education of Readers
* A Few Words on Student Work
* I Would Like to Become a Machine Typesetter
* On the Bullet Point
* Let Us Learn to See
* Book Printing and Other Techniques
* A Window into the Provincial Printing House
* Cultural Watch
* Something About Competitions
* From Domestic and International Design Production
* Printing Industry Review

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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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