An edition of Why go modern: an address (1944)

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Why go modern
Frederic W. Goudy
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Publisher
[Diamant Typographic Service]
Language
English
Pages
29

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Subjects
Advertising layout and typography, Layout (Printing)

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Why go modern: an address
1944, [Diamant Typographic Service]
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Edition Notes

LC copy formerly owned by Bruce Rogers.
Originally delivered before the Advertising Typographers Association of America, Oct. 4, 1938.
"450 copies"--Colophon.

Published in
New York
Series
Diamant classics ;, 2

Classifications

Library of Congress
HF5825 .G665 1944

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Pagination
29 p. ;
Number of pages
29

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL492872M
LCCN
98224989
OCLC/WorldCat
7394408

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