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A phototype adapation of an open capital alphabet with triple NW shade, creating a 3-dimensional plywood effect. Drawn by P. Picaud and reproduced as La Tiercée in Publicité Vignettes Lettres Chiffres Monogrammes et Rehauts Modernes (Les Editions Guérinet, Paris, 1931; reprinted as Authentic Art Deco Alphabets by Dover, 1986; used for sample). Shown by Photo-Lettering as Plywood. [PLINC 1960] No known digitization.

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Photo-Lettering

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P. Picaud

Release Date

by 1960

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Three for Tomorrow (Dell)1970

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

<cite>Three for Tomorrow</cite> (Dell)

Pat Williams – Think album art1968

David Krieger

Contributed by Reybach C

Pat Williams – <cite>Think</cite> album art

The New York Rock & Roll Ensemble – The New York Rock & Roll Ensemble album art1968

Stanisław Zagórski
Dennis Corrigan

Contributed by Reybach C

The New York Rock & Roll Ensemble – <cite>The New York Rock & Roll Ensemble </cite>album art

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Wilson Pickett – The Midnight Mover album art1968

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

Wilson Pickett –<cite> The Midnight Mover</cite> album art

Sam & Dave – I Thank You album art1968

Haig Adishian

Contributed by Reybach C

Sam & Dave – <cite>I Thank You</cite> album art