Täubel: Orthotypographisches Handbuch

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In the 1980s at the teaching print shop run by the Technical University in Darmstadt historical handbooks for apprentice printers, typesetters and type founders were reprinted using the letterpress printing technique. Published by Walter Wilkes, they are now only available new at the Gutenberg Shop.

Christian Gottlob Täubel: Orthotypographisches Handbuch Halle und Leipzig 1785. Reprint, Hard Cover, Verlag Renate Raecke 1984. German edition.

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