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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Alexander S. Lawson: A Biography
The Goudy Award Interview
Tributes
For Fra Alexander
Memories of Alexander Lawson
Bibliography
Articles
The Composing Room
other Inland Printer articles
NCA Newsletter
Teaching Typography
Typographer’s Digest
Typographic Scoreboard
Typographically Speaking
Books
100 Type Histories
A Printer’s Almanac
Anatomy of a Typeface
The Compositor as Artist, Craftsman and Tradesman
Primer of Typeface Identification
Printer’s Manuals: From Moxon to the PIA
Printing Types: An Introduction
School of Printing: Rochester Institute of Technology, the First Half–Century, 1937–1987
Typography for Photocomposition
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T.M. Cleland: Outstanding American Typographer—II
T.M. Cleland: Outstanding American Typographer
Rollins: Master Printer in the Best Tradition Of His Craft
Anatomy of a Type: Parsons
Joseph Blumenthal, Fine Printer—Part 2
Joseph Blumenthal, Fine Printer—Part 1
Theodore DeVinne—America’s Forgotten Compositor
William Morris: Crusader For Craftsmanship
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