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Typographica, Old Series 09, 1954

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Printed by Lund Humphries at the Country Press Bradford

Content includes:
Publishers Colophones by Michael Alexander
The machine-set advertisement by Alan Dodson
Pattern, Sound and Motion: Central School Type Experiments
The machine-set advertisement by Alan Dodson
Recent Typography by Edward Wright
Trends in Abstract painting in France by Herta Wescher
Irish Bookbinding 1600-1800 (book Review) by William Mitchell

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