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Update on Hans Hartmann
The Hats off to Hans Hartmann post has been updated.
Thanks to Felix and Thierry for the additional information.
11.22.07 | Dave | Found design |
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Giant albino bird gets stuck on the Toronto Needle

Sticker for Bundesgartenschau Stuttgart - 1961
The post earlier today was inspired by a sticker (seen above) I found over the weekend. I wasn’t sure what to make of this sticker when I first saw it. It looks like a giant albino bird sitting on top of the Toronto Needle. After researching the event (Bundesgartenschau) I now believe its an illustration of a weathervane. Since Bundesgartenschau is a garden/ landscaping show it would make sense that the bird’s tail feathers are flowers.
Visit the previous post (Get your Bundesgartenschau on!) for more information regarding this garden show and the graphics behind it.
11.21.07 | Dave | Off Our Bookshelves |
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Get your Bundesgartenschau on!

Bundesgartenschau is a biannual Federal horticulture show in Germany. It has been in existence since 1951. Every 2 years they switch locations within Germany. So far the event has been held in Hamburg, Koln and Hannover amongst other cities. The logo above was created for the 1975 exhibition in Mannheim.
The DBG website contains photos and information of all the Bundesgatrenschau shows. Highlights include the Hamburg 1973 poster (Man with a slinky as a beard riding a tugboat across a sea of flowers..say what?) and the 1957 show poster designed by Herbert Leupin.
11.21.07 | Dave | Found design |
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J.A. Grose : Designer



German designer J.A. Grose for Standard Elektrik Lorenz 1959
11.20.07 | Dave | Found design |
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Ladislav Sutnar exhibition

The Czech center in New York is currently running an exhibition entitled, LADISLAV SUTNAR: MODERN, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL. The Exhibition feature’s 25 of Sutnar’s works and will run through Jan 8, 2008. For more information please visit the Czech Center’s website
11.19.07 | Dave | Found design |
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Plakat Schriften - type specimens
Plakat Schriften - Type specimen catalog -produced by by D stempel AG. foundry Frankfurt, Germany. This is one of the better catalogs I’ve come across. Huge Specimen samples and Bold color. Includes examples of Helvetica, Sistina, Schmalfette Binder style, Enge Fette Plak, Schmalfette Memphis, Kraftige Balzac, Halbfette Elan and Ziffern. Theres not date listed but it must be around the early 60s since Helvetica was created in 1957.
11.19.07 | Dave | Off Our Bookshelves |
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La Rinascente poster 1974

Super rad skiing poster by E. Mariani for La Rinascente. Hundreds of colored vertical arrows make up the image.Year of creation 1974. Everytime I see this poster it makes me think of the White Stripes video with the legos.
11.19.07 | Dave | Found design, Off Our Bookshelves |
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Screw the train, I’m taking the funliner!

What did they feed these kids in the 60s? Their HUGE! They have no chance of riding the funliner considering their heads are bigger then the whole plane. I don’t think they want to ride in it though, I think they want to eat it.
Cool kids activity book from 1964 produced for United Airlines. Illustrations by Dick Flor. Includes a tragic tale of some campers getting their precious hamburger buns stolen by some juvenile chipmunks. Great stuff!
11.16.07 | Dave | Grain Edit News |
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Screw the train, I’m taking the funliner!

What did they feed these kids in the 60s? Their HUGE! They have no chance of riding the funliner considering their heads are bigger then the whole plane. I don’t think they want to ride in it though, I think they want to eat it.
Cool kids activity book from 1964 produced for United Airlines. Illustrations by Dick Flor. Includes a tragic tale of some campers getting their precious hamburger buns stolen by some juvenile chipmunks. Great stuff!
11.16.07 | Dave | Off Our Bookshelves |
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