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nevver:

1972

New York Subway Guide I quite like American modernist graphic design around this period. This is a good example.

justthegritty:

Design 232 March 1968

Design, 1968 Beautiful, and, like so much good design, looks fresh today.

(Source: Flickr / counter-print, via typographie)

gurafiku:

Japanese Poster: Color in Japan. Yusaku Kamekura. 1964

Tokyo 1964 Modernism rocks.

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Yeah, the ’70s Daytona and round windows. This would have been so futuristic in the 1970s.

(Source: analogdialog)

Triennale ’51 Oh yes. Pre-Helvetica grot and modernism.

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ivebeenherebefore:

Gebrauchsgraphik Feb 1968 (by Counter-Print)

Over 40 Amazing how fresh this looks, even today.

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lethifold:

and the minimalist redesigns

i think they’re neat, even if they aren’t real

Love the type, too Reblogged for Akzidenz-Grotesk.

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rockrodgers:

johncoltrane:

BASF (by Bruce Jamieson)

Even the bad times sound good I still have heaps of these. Love that early 1970s’ packaging.

davesparks:

4-d:

Pan Am, 1972.

Via Eye Magazine.

Remember Pan Am? A proper display Helvetica, and a lovely modernist layout.