The manual of linotype typography, prepared to aid users and producers of printing in securing greater unity and real beauty in the printed page;
A 1923 typography manual issued by the Mergenthaler Linotype Company in Brooklyn, New York, aimed at printers and users of linotype machines who wanted more unity and beauty in printed pages. The pictures are black-line ornamental headpieces and borders, with a red-orange decorative panel of scrolls, birds and figures; a designer could draw on their symmetrical classical scrolling for pediments, rules and framing devices.
