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Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. VG / --. Colour and b/w illustrations. Pictorial card covers. Binding is firm and tight. No inscriptions. Not ex-library.

Magazine. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. 88 pages. Vol. 12 Winter 2002. Understanding the Outback; Graphic Design in Australia; Mambo; Reg Mombassa; Screen Prints and Graphic Activism; Douglas Annand at the World's Fair; Brisbane's Inkahoots; Stephen Banham: Helvetica is all Smoke and Mirrors. Minor wear to cover. [745] Size: 300mm. x 210mm. …

Magazine. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. 88pp. Vol. 12 Autumn 2002. Articles include Typography meets Sculpture; Postccard Backs; Chris Ware, Smartest letterer on the Planet; Phil Baines on OpenType; The ABCs of Jean-François Porchez; Rick Poynor on Elliott Peter Earls; Visual cleaning in Athens; File under ARCHIS; J Abbott Miller by John L Walters. Minor wear to cover. [745] Size: 295mm. x 235mm.…

Magazine. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. 88 pages. Articles include Typography meets From Punk to Production Design; Pre-History of Motion Graphics; Jeff Scher Films; Fluorescent Inks in the 1950s; The Penrose Annual; Lehni's Scriptographer; Western Influences on India's Designers. Minor wear to cover. [745] Size: 295mm. x 235mm.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. Perfect bound soft cover colour ills throughout, A4, no CD otherwise As New pp96 see images for contents Collaboration with Unknown Public.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Abbar: Building Bridges, Digital Arabic Type; Learning Brand; Frantisek Storm: being a Type Designer in Prague; The Meanings of Type; The Film titles of Marlene McCarty; Helvetica in The Daily News; Rip, Quote, Sell!; Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis, growing up in Iran. Near Fine.…

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. New US work: Cool stuff. Graphic curiosity by Van den Bergh;Hoofdletters;Tweeling-en Meerlingdruk. Vertical writings. Printers'samples. (incl. books for Lund Humphries). Collection Paul West ec. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Contents i.a.; EYE celebrates. Bruce Mau Design in 'Reputations'. Less is more but typography and minimalism don't mix. Hamilton's typotranslation of Duchamp's Large Glass. Etc. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Contents i.a.: Illustrations allows stories to unfold in time and space. Nine designers in Los Angeles. Adrian Frutiger. When Tschichold made history with a trade journal. Modernism and eclecticism. Typogrophia 1949-'67. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Contents i.a.: Andy Warhol on London Billboards. Leaflets fall down from the sky. Graphic Designers to the upper levels of hell. Every era creates heroic images. Etc. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Contents i.a.; Posters by Ikko Tanaka. Rem Koolhaas devices a 'bar code' for Europe. Magazine covers. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. In this issue i.a.: Lawrence Weiner fabricates fine art with language. Rick Poynor on advertising. Facetti's last images for Penguin books. Etc. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 84 pp. In this issue i.a.: Sound, code, image Music by John Cage. Posters with a political edge. Star designers help out the big-name brands. Why Mieke Gerritzen likes to keep it simple.Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. In this issue i.a.: Warm printing: Sanberg's sensual catalogues. Canadian designers: culture in a cold climate. Milton Glaser: Structure, clarity, form, history. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 84 pp. In this issue i.a.: Jeremy Aynsley: The modernist body (die neiue linie. After cubism. Constructivist style etc). Farrow: the minialist of music graphics. Recovering the body from German design. The posters of Uwe Loesch. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. In this issue i.a.: Peter Girardi's Funny Garbage. Erik Nitsche's information for a brave new world. A slide lecture by Paul Elliman. Wim Crouwel and the Hamilton Digital Watch. Moskva by Gea Grevink, PlaatsMaken, 1990, Moscow is remembered and mapped without labels labels or symbols. Near Fine.…

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Contents i.a.; Punk graphics had the sound Bob Gill has something to say. Pop music art and the visual codes of commercial music etc. Near Fine.

First Edition, Magazine, 24 x 30 cm., 88 pp. Contents i.a.; Wittgenstein's typography: the casket unlocked E pluribus unum. Pablo Ferroin the time it takes to run the titles. Enfant terrible Piet schreuders ignores canon. Etc.Near Fine.