Red textured buckram with dull gilt lettering. Minor edgewear, tips of corners bumped. Front endpaper removed. Text is clean and bright, no marks. Illustrated througout by the author with black and white drawings and diagrams.

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Title

Screen Process Methods of Reproduction for Screen Processors, Sign Painters, Display Men, Printers, Toy and Novelty Manufacturers, Industrial Material and Machine Manufacturers, etc.

Publisher

Frederick J. Drake & Co., Chicago

Publication Date

1956

Binding

Hardcover

Edition

First Edition

Condition

Good

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Gyre & Gimble
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