Salute! Huxley House welcomes Trafton Script krp Craw Modern

Craw Modern

Kāishǐ gōngzuò

That’s no story

at least what was thought in 1952 when this book was published

and to try to relate it to the printer’s life and times

Salute! Huxley House welcomes Trafton Script krp Craw ModernWhen one works on books about slabs, stencils, shadows, and scripts, one needs a lot of examples around. Like, when Louise Fili was working on Scripts, she picked up this specimen of Howard Allen Trafton eponymous Script as set by New Yorks Huxley House, a respected advertising typography firm. (FYI: It was only called Trafton Script in the USA. It was originally called Quick. Mention this at parties.) A neat thing, beautifully printed and from the