Going with Goudy to Philadelphia
Subtitle: a story of what man has wrought
By: by John T. Hoyle, head of the Department of Graphic Arts, Carnegie Institute of Technology
Contributors: Hopkins, Richard L. (Richard Lee), 1939- editor, printer; Hill & Dale Private Press and Typefoundry
Series: Typographic curiosities -- no. 21; Typographic curiosities -- 21st.
Publisher: Hill & Dale Private Press and Typefoundry
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Terra Alta, West Virginia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 19
Subjects: Monotype; Lanston Monotype Corpn
Work titles: Story of what man has wrought
Notes: "This edition of Typographic curiosities is a demonstration using the end product of the Lanston Monotype machine--metal type. All text herein was cast on a Monotype composition caster ... The typeface is Frederick W. Goudy's Deepdene 315 ... This booklet serves as a letterpress-printed supplement to accompany case-bound copies of a book titled Tolbert Lanston and the Monotype: the origina of digital typesetting ... The article reproduced herein, by John T. Hoyle, first appeared in the Monotype Company's house organ, tytled Monotype: a journal of composing room efficiency ... December-January 1920-1921. The article appeared under the thtle A story of what man has wrought."--Colophon, signed Richard L. Hopkins.