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Rid your desk of the little notes and Post-its, and use the 100 pages of the Typotheque weekly/monthly planner. In addition to the 4 weeks overview, the A4 planner offers plenty of room for your prioritised to-do lists as well as your creative doodles. And best of all, this planner is eternal, so there’s no need to buy a new one every year. If you use one page a month (as expected), it should last more than 8 years!

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• Masculine / Feminine
• Multicolour sketchbook
• Typotheque diary / sketchbook 2008
• Typotheque type specimen No.3

• Back Cover No.1
• Bram de Does
• Counterpunch
• Detail in typography
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• Edward Wright: readings, writings
• Jigsaw Flipbook
• Jigsaw poster & Typotheque newsletters
• Karel Martens: Counterprint
• Ladislav Sutnar
• Metro Letters
• Modern typography
• Paul Renner
• The Elements of Typographic Style
• The National Grid No.1
• The National Grid No.2
• The National Grid No.3
• The National Grid No.4
• The Solid Form of Language
• The Stroke
• The Tree of Meaning
• Type now
• Typographic matchmaking
• Unjustified texts
• We Want You To Love Type
• Wim Crouwel: Typographic Architectures