| British Library: | 012213.d.1/1 |
| Curwen Press: | E16 |
| British Library: | 012213.d.1/1 |
| Curwen Press: | E16 |
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INDUSTRY AFTER THE WAR Who is going to run it? BY Charles Madge IN CONSULTATION WITH DONALD TYERMAN Deputy Editor of 'The Economist' FOREWORD BY SIR WILLIAM BEVERIDGE 1943 THE PILOT PRESS LTD 45 GREAT RUSSELL STREET, LONDON, W.C.1
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Target for tomorrow, no.1
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Crown 4o: 9¾" × 7¼", trimmed, white loaded paper; 11(+1)pt. Baskerville; line block diagrams, halftone illustrations; casing, white paper printed black and red, at head of spine: ‘1’, and up spine: ‘TARGET FOR TOMORROW · [then in red] INDUSTRY AFTER THE WAR’ and on upper cover: ‘TARGET FOR TOMORROW No. 1 EDITORIAL BOARD SIR WILLIAM BEVERIDGE, DR. JULIAN HUXLEY, SIR JOHN BOYD ORR EDITOR: CHARLES MADGE [triple rule] [next 4 lines red] INDUSTRY AFTER THE WAR Who is going to run it? By CHARLES MADGE IN CONSULTATION WITH DONALD TYERMAN [in red, the Pilot Press mark] THE PILOT PRESS LTD’; printed dust-jacket.
Robin Phillips, 1963
