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Poster Art
Gutman, Walter | April 17, 1929 issue

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The article discusses several books, "The Poster Stamp," by A. Broun, "Modern Poster Annual," vol. 5, by A. Broun, and "Posters and Publicity," edited by F.A. Mercer and W. Gaunt. Any one who has acted upon the saying, "I'd rather look at the ads than read the stories" would have a good time with the books listed above, for each of them is filled with reproductions of advertisements or with the advertisements themselves. And the samples assembled here from many countries give one in a few moments as much advertising entertainment as would otherwise require many years and miles.

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BOOKS; POSTER Stamp, The (Book); MODERN Poster Annual (Book); POSTERS & Publicity (Book); BROUN, A.; MERCER, F. A.; GAUNT, W.; ADVERTISING
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