Monotype Corporation
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL13425222A
Top Subjects
- Specimens (11)
- Printing (9)
- Monotype (8)
- Type and type-founding (5)
- England (2)
- Digital techniques (2)
- Periodicals (1)
Books by Monotype Corporation
Total count: 18
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The Monotype recorderMonotype Corp.1902-01-01
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Pierre Simon Fournier, Sept. 15, 1712-Oct. 8, 1768 and XVIIIth century French typographyLanston Monotype Corp.1926-01-01
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Specimen book of "Monotype" printing types, borders, ornaments & rulesBook faces1936-01-01
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Leaves out of booksbrought together as examples of 20 classic 'Monotype' faces at work helping British publishers & printers to achieve typographic distinction in trade manufactureMonotype Corporation1938-01-01
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What's that type face?An easy way to identify at sight the principal kinds of letter ... and some of the leading type facesMonotype Corporation1945-01-01
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The pioneer days of monotype composing machineswith special reference to the pivotal year 1899 when the single-type machine emerged from its infancy1949-01-01
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This envelope contains four editions of the type-specimen pamphlet "Twenty-one classic type faces" published by the Monotype Corporation Ltd., London to aid in the comparison of type behaviorMonotype Corporation1950-01-01
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The Monotype Recorder commemorating an exhibition of lettering and type designs by Eric Gillheld at Monotype House, London, in October 1958Monotype Corporation1958-01-01
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Monotype newsletter, no. 119 (décembre 1959)1959-01-01
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Specimen book of "Monotype" printing typesMonotype Corporation1961-01-01
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Specimens of Monotypetype faces, borders, ornaments, rulesLanston Monotype Company1963-01-01
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Specimen book of "Monotype" rules, borders, figures, etcThe Corporation1966-01-01
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The work of Giovanni Mardersteig with 'monotype' facesMonotype Corporation1967-01-01
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'Monotype' composing machines1979-01-01
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RosShalom Yehuda press1995-01-01
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[Digital type specimens exhibited at the Seybold New Type Gallery, Boston, Mass., 1996]1996-01-01
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[Digital type specimens exhibited at the Seybold New Type Gallery, Boston, Mass., 1998]1996-01-01
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"Monotype" charts of sub-divisions of printing papers