[Dwiggins letterhead + envelope with note from Dorothy Abbe] Objects who championed sans serif type

who championed sans serif type for its universal and democratic qualities

A flight of fancy for those who fancy flights of frameworks and formations related to letters and buildings

This massive book presents full-size facsimiles of a page in each edition covering Proposition 47

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[Dwiggins letterhead + envelope with note from Dorothy Abbe] Objects who championed sans serif typeZip codes were introduced in 1963. They were made mandatory in 1967. W. A. Dwiggins died in 1956. So, these were designed by WAD for personal correspondence when he lived in Hingham, Massachusetts, but they were adapted by Dorothy Abbe to include the zip code for Hingham. This was mailed by Dorothy Abbe to the designer Howard Gralla on June 10, 1980. Howard had given a talk about Dwiggins at Stinehour Press on June 7. Shed already sent him another