General PrintingMcKnight & McKnight Publishing Company, 1963 - 203 pages |
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... Caslon in 1724. Caslon's types were the first to gain distinction in England and have been widely used . Dr. Goudy's comment on Caslon is significant : " This letter presents the per- fection of unassuming craftsmanship , but lacks any ...
... Caslon in 1724. Caslon's types were the first to gain distinction in England and have been widely used . Dr. Goudy's comment on Caslon is significant : " This letter presents the per- fection of unassuming craftsmanship , but lacks any ...
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... Caslon . Not only is Caslon type still used , but his style of printing is still consciously or unconsciously followed by many contemporary English and American typographers . In early life William Caslon was apprenticed to an engraver ...
... Caslon . Not only is Caslon type still used , but his style of printing is still consciously or unconsciously followed by many contemporary English and American typographers . In early life William Caslon was apprenticed to an engraver ...
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... Caslon and Baskerville . Extend your knowledge by seeking the an- swers to these questions : Why was typefound- ing so slow in starting in England ? How did Caslon's early experience aid him in type de- signing ? Why were Caslon's types ...
... Caslon and Baskerville . Extend your knowledge by seeking the an- swers to these questions : Why was typefound- ing so slow in starting in England ? How did Caslon's early experience aid him in type de- signing ? Why were Caslon's types ...
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