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About the most powerful printing office print ad. Ever.

Published Saturday, July 15, 2006 by ZFR | E-mail this post

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Found this particular print ad (no pun intended whatsoever) via a design blog. A short yet poetic, vastly powerful copy for - wait for it - a print shop. What's more interesting is that it was done 74 years ago by a woman named Beatrice Warde.



p/s: Yes, I'm changing to Georgia for body copy. Trebuchet shouldn't have been the choice of font for body copy. Newbie mistake.

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