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Typografia, ročník 74, 8, 1971

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Published by the General Management of Printing Industry, Prague, in SNTL
Publishers of Technical Literature
Editor-in-chief Vladimír Drbohlav.
Assistant editors Eva Šlégrová
Cover Design by Oldrich Pošmurny
Design by Soon Valoušková
Published monthly in cooperation with General Management of Slovak Printing Industry (Slovenská polygrafia), Bratislava; Czechoslovak Printing Society (CSVTS)

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Oldrich Pošmurny
  • Year: 1971
  • Size: 235mm x 310mm

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Typografia, ročník 74, 8, 1971. Cover design by Oldrich Pošmurny
Typografia, ročník 74, 8, 1971. Cover design by Oldrich Pošmurny
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