Typographic, 29, December 1985

Content includes:
Mammon, marketeers and book designers – The state of the art in book publishing design by
Designing for educational publishers – From the educational front line by Roy Cole
Derek Birdsall talks about book design
Production and Design- Extracts from a classic piece by Hans Schmoller
Icograda 1985

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Typographic
TypoGraphic is the name of the journal published by the International Society of Typographic Designers (ISTD). First published in 1971.

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Typographic, 29, December 1985
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