Typografia, ročník 44, 10, 1937

Contents:
The Customer in the Printing House
Arrangement for Bleed Printing
Arrangement of Inserts for Letterpress and Gravure Printing
I Would Like to Become a Machine Typesetter
Images Typeset on the Machine
Why Gravure Printing?
Book Printing and Other Techniques
Invitations from Provincial Printing Houses
Examples of Various Works
Print and the Word Educate the Youth of the Soviet Union
Timetable of Lessons in the School of Young Life
What Can Help Us in Designing an Invitation?
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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