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Zement Wochenschrift, No. 10, Zementverlag, Charlottenburg, 1929

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Zement was a German cement industry publication whose modernist design and typography placed it within the tradition of constructivist industrial print.

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Zement Wochenschrift, No. 10, Zementverlag, Charlottenburg, 1929
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