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PRINTMAKING TODAY, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GRAPHIC ARTS.
Heller, Jules

   

- London : Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons (1958)
- small 4to.
- cloth, dust jacket.
- xxi, 266 pages.
- Order Nr. 45057
- Price: $ 45.00



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First English edition. A practical manual. Over 150 illustrations. Jacket chipped.

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