Typographic, 22, August 1983

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Designing for the political parties by typographer Dick Negus
Judging a wine by its label by June Fraser
Uncommon Prayer Book by Keith Murgatroy
The Imprimerie Nationale in Paris by Colin Cohen
1983 student assessments by Donald Rooum
Scantext – a designer’s viewpoint
Images for sale by Catherine McDermott
Books as fine art

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