Typophiles Inc
The Typophiles, founded in the 1930s as an informal lunch and discussion group for book designers and typographers, brings together individuals interested in fine design and printing at quarterly meetings, and publishes finely printed pamphlets and books. It encourages designers and printers to share their work at our luncheons. The Typophiles monograph and chapbook series display fine typography with a new or classic text. Even our invitations highlight fine design and printing.
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