Harpel's Typograph: Or Book of Specimens Containing Useful Information, Suggestions and a Collection

Originally published in 1870, Harpel's Typograph is a fascinating look at the art and science of letterpress printing. This book is packed with examples of job printing, from business cards to invitations to newspaper layouts, and provides valuable information and inspiration for printers, designers, and typophiles.

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