Industrial Art News – Vol. 28, No. 4, April-July 1960

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Content includes:
Three New Cars ’60
Nissan ‘ Cedric’
Toyopet ‘ Corona ‘
Mazda R 360′ Coupé..
Designers In A Manufacturing Company (1) Reorganized Toshiba Design Department
Report On Studying Abroad (6) American City – UCHIMURA Yoshiyuki
The 4th Osaka International Trade Fair
Japanese Booth For The 12th ‘Triennale di Milano’ Pre-shows In Tokyo – CHO Daisaku
IAN Spotlight : CEC Stereo Record Player SM-101
FUJI Unit Bert-conveyer
High Frequency Electric Welder ‘ SEIDEX’
Design : Bowl, Plate, Condiment Set And Cigarette Set – IA Design Section
CID Design Centre Awards And Duke Of Edinburgh’s Prize, 1960
The 4th Design Competition For Export Articles
Japan New Craft Exhibition
The 9th ‘ SEIKATSU TO KÖGEI’ Exhibition
News, Exhibitions, Books
Cover Design: KIMURA Tsunehisa (Our Cover Artist)

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