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Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972

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Published by the General Management of Printing Industry, Prague, in SNTL
Publishers of Technical Literature
Editor-in-chief Ing. Vladimír Drbohlav.
Assistant editors Helena Mendlová, Bohuslav Holy.
Cover by Jan Urbánek
Design of František Fantyš.
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: Jan Urbánek
  • Year: 1972
  • Size: 235mm x 310mm

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Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972. Cover design by Jan Urbánek
Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972. Cover design by Jan Urbánek

 

Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972. Back Cover design by Jan Urbánek
Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972. Back Cover design by Jan Urbánek

 

Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972. Cover design by Jan Urbánek
Typografia, ročník 75, 11-12, 1972. Cover design by Jan Urbánek
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