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This limited edition’s deep dive into Chicago’s typographic history is exactly the kind of niche storytelling I collect these for. The print quality on the letterforms and vintage signage details is sharp enough to make you feel like you’re walking down State Street.

The typographic deep-dive on this 66th edition is genuinely gorgeous — I found myself just staring at the cover art and the interior spreads for the history alone. It’s the first quarterly I’ve collected, and now I’m tempted to hunt down the older ones.

The quarterly edition format is the real draw here—it feels like a collectible that also happens to be a thoughtful deep dive into 1920s American typography. I flipped through the cover design and the historical chapter on Chicago's print culture twice already.