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Sample book from the D. Stempel company featuring the Palatino font, designed by Herman Zapf in the late 1940s and modeled after the humanist types of the Italian Renaissance. Specimens include regular, italic, semi bold, small caps, etc.
Condition: Near Fine in a custom-made mylar cover, faint soft creasing to top right corner.
Item #761
U&lc (upper and lowercase) Magazine was published by the International Typeface Corporation to showcase innovative uses and designs for the typefaces, lettering and the revivals of classic fonts the company produced. The magazine was read and closely watched by design professionals and type enthusiasts. This issue features articles on Feliks Topolski by Steven Heller, the masks of Mexico, the ITC typeface, and typographic milestones. Great resource for advertisments and design from the period as well. We have several different issues available from the mid-1980s - feel free to inquire if you are.....
Item #542
More about U&lc.: The International Journal of Typographics; September 1983
A study of the great artists' books of the 20th Century, with particular attention to Italy's place within the international artist book movement. Richly printed color illustrations. Includes an illustrated bibliography with thumbnails of books on books categorized by genre. Text in English and Italian. Out of print.
Condition: Very Good; corner bump/crease of 1.25" to the top corner of back cover, faintly visible as a tiny corner bump to the last 40 pages.
Item #945
Typographica, founded and edited by Herbert Spencer, was published in two series, each containing 16 issues - the "old series" (from 1949-1959) and the "new series" (from 1960-1967). The issues in both series were numbered 1-16 (for a total of 32 issues). This is issue No. 11 is from the "old series," and appeared in 1955. Included are features on Swissair's branding, H.N. Werkman (with a tipped-in color plate of his work), an essay on international publishing, an essay "Tower of Babel" by Alan Dodson, a small section on books, plus...
Item #438
The original and scarce 1999 edition of Issue Six of the amazing Crap Hound magazine by the brilliant designer Sean Tejaratchi. This issue's focus is images of death, telephones and scissors. Crap Hound was a monumental feat of compilation. Also includes typography sample pages for Astro, Regicide, Lumberboy and Huffman. And the fake television listings at the back are very funny.
Condition: Fine, like new with very slight foxing to the back cover.
Item #44
A collection of 49 items from the legendary typography magazine and font design company, Emigre. The collection consists of 32 issues of the magazine, 9 type specimen and font catalog booklets, 7 annual catalogs including products and typefaces, and The Emigre Book issued on its 10-year anniversary. Emigre published 69 issues of its magazine between 1984 and 2005, launching the company at the beginning of the Macintosh computer era. Emigre created some of the very first digital layouts and typeface designs, gaining both world-wide acclaim and much criticism. Complete sets...
Item #1078
