Penrose annual 1938

General Articles:

• Editor‘s Review and The Wale Rotary Press
  (R. B. Fishenden, M. Sc. Tech, F.R.P.S) pp. 1
• Design Marches On
  (John Gloag) pp. 17
• The Significance of the Paris Exhibition
  (Noel Carrington) pp. 21
• Art in Photography
  (Jan Gordon) pp. 25
• “Drama” and the Camera
  (W. G. Briggs, F. R. P. S) pp. 29
• The Detection of a Bibliographic Forgery
  (A. J. A. Symons) pp. 33
• Book Production To-Day
  (I. M. Parsons) pp. 38
• Penguins and Pelicans
  (Allen Lane) pp. 41
• The Metropolitan Museum‘s Printing, and Its Scholar-Printer, Henry W. Kent
  (Paul Standard) pp. 45
• The Advertising of Travel
  (Howard Wadman) pp. 50
• Imperial Airway\'s Publicity
  (Michael Gifford) pp. 55
• The English Style in Advertisement Design
  (Frederick A. Horn) pp. 60
• The Centenary of the Bauer Type-foundry
  (Gustav Stresow) pp. 64
• Typography at the Cambridge University Press, c. 1700
  (A. F. Johnson) pp. 68
• Spate in progress
  (Robert Harling) pp. 72
• Size of Print
  (Beatrice L. Warde) pp. 75
• The Printer and The Museum
  (Ellic Howe) pp. 80
• The English Illustrator
  (Hesketh Hubbard, R.B.A., R.O.I., R.B.C) pp. 84
• “With Every Good Wish\" A review of Artists‘ Personal Greeting Cards
  (R. P. Goggop) pp. 89
• Whither Printing?
  (Allan Delafons) pp. 93
• Autolithography
  (Harold Curwen) pp. 96
• Illustration. Using Half-tone Reproduction to the Best Advantage
  (Louis Flader) pp. 99