Los Angeles
“King of the Ratty Line” 2
“Trade Talk/ Art & Design” 2
1961 Christmas Greetings2
Article: California '702
“The Big Sweep”2
“Hughes Aircraft”
“Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games” Poster
...the 'Norm' for Color Service
“be of love (a little) more careful than of everything”
Graphic Pattern from Fred Usher
A Tribute to Merle Armitage2
“Graphic Design Gets a Life”2
“UCLA Catalog Simple Search Search for Armitage Merle” 6
“Edward Ruscha (Ed-Werd Rew-Shay) Young Artist”2
“The Los Angeles Struggle for TV Viewers and Dollars” 2
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS 10TH ANNIVERSARY
“mary does laugh”
“By the Street of Bye-and-Bye One Arrives at the House of Never” (signed)3
“Alpha Defense”
“NSAD nominate 15 for 16th NSAD Award” 2
A Seismic Shift: A Conversation with Catherine Lord, Lorraine Wild, and Sean Adams2
“Media Memos: New Techniques for Evaluating Outdoor Advertising”2
“Upcoming Illustrator” 2
Arts & Architecture cover, March 1947
AIGA membership package5
Now Time No. 15
“The Ghost in the Underblows”8
Blueprints for Modern Living20
“Trade Talk”
“Reputations: Lorraine Wild”
“Letters”
“Regional News” 2
“Lloyd Ziff Gets Around” 2
A Graphic Ten Year Story2
Poster for Warner Records
“Television’s Current And Future Prospect”2
“WETA 26”
football trading card3
“Designed by Merle Armitage —Exhibition on view through Feb 1,2010” 2
“Regional News”
Holiday Card4
NFL-Greats
Interview with Deborah Sussman (The Autry)2
“Archie Boston” Article3
Map to the Neutra House2
“The whiskey’s gotta be in ya when you’re bit”2
“Photographs of business signs in California collection” in California Historical Society
“Foremost Dairies, Inc.“ 2
STUFF magazine #29
“Attenzione Magazine” 2
“Catalina Buys 7 National Books”2
Apocalypse '92, The Village Voice, May 12, 1992
STUFF magazine #48
Angelino Heights Christmas card2
“Eberhard-Faber”
“Trade Talk/ Art Directors/Art & Design” 2
“Men”2
California Magazine, 1984.
Dr. Cambou Dentist Catalog and Business Card
“Catalina Goes Caribbean”2
“Harold Burch” 2
“Occidental Life Insurance Company of California”2
“Variety: Spice of Direct Advertising”2
