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Typographic, 25, August 1984

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Content includes:
International graphic knees up – The AGI congress 1984 by Jenny Towndrow
Influential independents – Design in the subculture magazines by Catherine McDermott
Juzo Takaoka by Eiichi Kono
1984 Student assessment awards
Books and more books (Including Hans Hillmann’s masterly illustrated tribute to Dashiell Hammett’ Fliegenpapier, Flypaper)

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1984
  • Client/Publisher: Society of Typographic Designers
  • Size: 210mm x 297mm

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Typographic, 25, August 1984
Typographic, 25, August 1984
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