SOME ASPECTS OF PRINTING OLD AND NEW

by Daniel B. Updika ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A

While this is a collection of papers on the intelligent approach to fine printing, it should have a further value as a vocational guidance book for young people who want to go into the field. The material divides into historical background, analysis of the well-made book, contributions of modern typography, the value of the educated man in printing, and the place of American University Presses. Throughout, the style is lively and readable, and packed with useful information, well presented. The ultimate theme of the whole is adequately enforced by the book itself, a model of good printing.

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Publisher: Wm. Edwin Rudge

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1941

Categories: NONFICTION