An edition of The book that brought back 'Caslon' (1918)

The book that brought back 'Caslon'

being a typographic history of 'The diary of Lady Willoughby', the book directly responsible for the revival of Caslon types, printed in 1844 by Charles Whittingham at the Chiswick Press.

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Harry Lyman Koopman
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An edition of The book that brought back 'Caslon' (1918)

The book that brought back 'Caslon'

being a typographic history of 'The diary of Lady Willoughby', the book directly responsible for the revival of Caslon types, printed in 1844 by Charles Whittingham at the Chiswick Press.

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The book that brought back 'Caslon': being a typographic history of 'The diary of Lady Willoughby', the book directly responsible for the revival of Caslon types, printed in 1844 by Charles Whittingham at the Chiswick Press.
1918
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p. 257-262
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