The Thames and Hudson Manual of Typography

Four and a half stars. Highly recommended. Award-level stuff.

An invaluable reference, this book discusses the history of typography and of various font types. It covers issues like composition, paper, and book design, all in easy to understand terminology. We bought it because its companion volume, the Thames and Hudson Manual of Bookbinding, by Arthur W. Johnson, is one of my invaluable bookbinding sources. It does not disappoint.

Tue 03.Dec.2002 20:52

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