The Meditation Singers were an American five-women gospel group that released eleven albums between 1958 and 1973. Don’t You Want To Go? is a 7″ EP record for the French market, distributed by Compagnie Européenne du Disque for Chess Records. This release is undated, but the title track was also included on the group’s 1966 album by the same name. 45cat dates it to June 1967.

Italian Print is used in lowercase for the band name. The song title is set in capitals, which came with decorative contours by default.

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Book covers for Sydney Omarr’s series Astrological Revelations About You, featuring Thorowgood Sans Shaded for the author’s name. The shaded caps are set on a curve, with some fanning applied. The name of the zodiac sign is set in all-caps Anzeigen-Grotesk. Unknown illustrator which is unfortunate considering these incredible illustrations! From circa 1969, Signet Publishers, according to The Peculiar Manicule.

Cook-In was conceived by Kathleen Dunning Fisher for her “two girls, Suzanne and Vicki”. Cover design and illustrations by Loretta Trezzo. Published by David White Inc., New York City, January 1969.

The title appear to be custom drawn, loosely modeled after Seymour Chwast’s Art Tone (1964). The author’s name in bottom-heavy caps with contour represents an early use of Photo-Letterings’s Village Stocked a.k.a. Psychedelitype 5785 (1968).

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From a View to a Death is the third novel by the English writer Anthony Powell, first published in 1933.

It’s possible this design was never published because I don’t find this book edition in any shops online.

From biblio.com:

Another comic DeVries novel, in which the heroine is a fugitive from earlier novels. Emma Wallop feels she has been unjustly pilloried as a character in a bestseller written by a former lodger in her rooming house. Her chance to settle the score comes when the now lionized author falls into her clutches on his return to the old hometown in Middle America.