1944 ZBi

[A]⁴ B-F⁸.

[7] vi [1] 2-10 [11] 12-24 [25] 26-33 [34] 35-50 [51] 52-66 [67] 68-78 [+2].

Crown 8^o: 7½" × 5", trimmed, white wove, no mark; 10(+1)pt. Garamond; paper wrappers, printed in black and blue, up spine: ‘[black] EDMOND VERMEIL: HITLER ET LE CHRISTIANISME’, and on upper cover: ‘[within 36pt. border of rules, including 1 8pt. rule in blue] EDMOND | [next 3 lines in blue] HITLER | ET LE | CHRISTIANISME | EDITIONS PENGUIN’, and on lower cover an advertisement for Editions Penguin.

Text in French.

• Éditions Penguin, London see also Penguin Books, Ltd. (Harmondsworth, Middlesex) (main imprint)
• France libre
• Gallimard, Paris
• Garamond
  • 1530, by Claude Garamont (a type-founder for Robert Estienne among others), the first design where the roman and italic belong together; his consistent preferred spelling was 'Garamont', but the 20th-century types wrongly ascribed to him continue to use the 'Garamond' spelling.
  • See Simon 1973 p.169, Moran 1971 p.22
  • 1922, Monotype revived 'Caractères de L'Université', based on designs by Jean Jannon of Sedan which had been wrongly attributed to Garamond.
• Garamond, 10pt.
• Hitler, Adolf, 1889–1945 IMDb Munzinger NPG
• Vermeil, Edmond, b. 1878 Munzinger