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Thomas Maitland Cleland

“Primarily an artist/illustrator and a page/book designer, but also a printer.” [Circuitous Root]

Typefaces:
- Caslon No. 471 & 540 (38)
- Garamond (ATF) (15)
- Garamond No. 3 (9)
- Amsterdamer Garamont (7)
- American Garamond (1)
- Della Robbia

Uses of typefaces by Thomas Maitland Cleland

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“The pause that keeps you going – keeping a slim figure” Coca-Cola ad1934

unknown

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“The pause that keeps you going – keeping a slim figure” Coca-Cola ad

Art Taylor – A.T.’s Delight album art1960

Reid Miles

Contributed by Rob Hudson

Art Taylor – <cite>A.T.’s Delight</cite> album art

Handmacher ad: “There is only one Weathervane”1951

unknown

Contributed by Stephen Coles

Handmacher ad: “There is only one Weathervane”

Sponsor

Electrolux Assistent N4 manualc. 1950

Electrolux

Contributed by Stephen Coles

Electrolux Assistent N4 manual

Ads for Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corp, 1945–481945

unknown

Contributed by Stephen Coles

Ads for Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corp, 1945–48

27: Estudio de Naming2013

Solo

Contributed by Stephen Coles

27: Estudio de Naming

Career Cat1962

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Career Cat</cite>

“ook een..?” Coca-Cola Ad

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“ook een..?” Coca-Cola Ad

Schachnovelle – Stefan Zweig (Fischer)1983

Jan Buchholz
Reni Hinsch

Contributed by Indra Kupferschmid

<cite>Schachnovelle</cite> – Stefan Zweig (Fischer)

thrall by Natasha Trethewey2012

Martha Kennedy

Contributed by Chris Purcell

<cite>thrall</cite> by Natasha Trethewey

The Quality of Life1968

Bradbury Thompson

Contributed by Stephen Coles

The Quality of Life

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