Inspired by
Richard's post presenting the typewriter letterheads used at a recent typefest, I am happy to show you some Swiss 1930s letterheads. These are ready for download (follow the link by clicking on the pictures / alternative download from
this page). Format is A4, but is should work just as well when printing them out on U.S. standard letter paper.
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| August Baggenstos was general representative for Hermes in German-speaking Switzerland. He wrote a cool book on typewriters, too. |
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| Louis-Marius Campiche was general representative of Hermes in the French-speaking parts of Switzerland |
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| M.L. Campiche also sold Victor calculating machines |
Baggentos are cutting-edge typography. Stunning graphics!
ResponderBorrarDie erste Baggenstos, ist die irgendwie vergoldet?
ResponderBorrarFantastic paper, thank you!
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ResponderBorrarMany thanks for these, they all look amazing!
ResponderBorrarthank you all!
ResponderBorrar@maschinengeschrieben: one could mean it's scanned gold, but it is really this silver colour, I checked today.
These are great. I always admire typecasts on the old letterheads, now I can just grab one of these and look as cool as everyone else!
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