New Pencil Points, No. 6 (June 1943) Artwork A further installment of Eric

A further installment of Eric Kindel’s pathbreaking history of stencil letters is published in contributions by him

Somewhere we have a nice little ephemeral piece by Hans Schmidt

Those aforementioned pics show all sorts of work we’ve not seen before

This 1971 Polygraph edition was produced specifically for friends of the publishing house to celebrate the Dürer jubilee

Released by the Netherlands on September 24

New Pencil Points, No. 6 (June 1943) Artwork A further installment of EricSo, we got in a few New Pencil Points. It was an architecture magazine. It started as Pencil Points in 1920. Then ran as New Pencil Points between 1942 and 1943. And then it was Progressive Architecture until it died in 1995. This one is No. 6. Its got a handsome cover designed by architect Bernard Rudofsky and a surprisingly large number of advertisements for pencils. No joke.