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Keep in Touch: Contemporary Design for Invitations, Postcards, Stamps And Seals Sara Lautman including the controversial title story beginning in the 1960s

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Keep in Touch: Contemporary Design for Invitations, Postcards, Stamps And Seals Sara Lautman including the controversial title story beginning in the 1960s including the controversial title story which depicted the bombing of Nagasaki from the viewpoint of the victims on the ground recreating the sound readers will discover a modern take on postal design and its timeless ability to connect us all Release Date: June 23

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