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Guizhou Cigarette Label History - Misbound Visual Archive

Guizhou Cigarette Label History - Misbound Visual Archive

Packaging Design Archive
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Packaging Design Archive
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Pre-owned
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This large-format visual archive documents the graphic history of cigarette labels from Guizhou. Produced as the first volume of a regional label history, the book treats packaging as vernacular graphic design and industrial memory. This unusual copy is described by the source as a production error with the interior block bound in reverse orientation.

Editor: Guizhou Cigarette Label History Project Team

Publisher: Guizhou People's Publishing House

Date: 2022

Format: Volume I, 8K large-format hardcover

Material: Printed paper and hardcover boards

Language: Simplified Chinese

Edition / signature / number: Misbound production-error copy; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 9.5/10; interior intentionally noted as reverse-bound

This is a book about packaging and graphic-design history and contains no tobacco product. Production error: unverified.

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