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Typographische Jahrbücher, 41 Jahrg., Heft 07, 1920

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Typographische Jahrbucher
Typographische Jahrbucher compiled articles, type specimens, and many printed design samples into one periodical.

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Typographische Jahrbücher, 41 Jahrg., Heft 07, 1920
Typographische Jahrbücher, 41 Jahrg., Heft 07, 1920
One of many collected issues of Typographische Jahrbücher. Featuring fine examples of design and print from 1920.
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