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Specify “Edward” Art for Coronation and other Printing EhmckeItems ” or the calendars entirely

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” or the calendars entirely turn to pictures

4 in a series of six that illustrate the processes involved in making metal type

the better

We’ll keep this short: Here’s a letterhead for Deutsche Werke Aktiengesellschaft

and typographic specimens

Specify “Edward” Art for Coronation and other Printing EhmckeItems ” or the calendars entirelyHeres a neat historical oddity. Edward VIII became King on January 20, 1936, immediately following the death of his father, King George V. He reigned for only 326 days, spanning from January 20, 1936, until his abdication on December 11, 1936, when he chose to marry Wallis Simpson rather than remain monarch. Sometime between January 10 and December 11, the Clyde Paper Company of Rutherglen, Scotland, attempted to capitalize on the impending coronation

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