File:Colliers Times New Roman letter perfect.jpg

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English: A brochure used to promote the American magazine Collier's switching to the font Times New Roman, one of the first major American users of the design.
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1943

(2016-12-17 (first version); 2017-05-04 (last version))
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(Original text : Print magazine)
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Crowell-Collier company. The original uploader was Blythwood at English Wikipedia..

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