American Revolution Bicentennial Standards Manual, Limited Edition

Story

On the occasion of America's bicentennial, a logo was created that soon became as iconic as the country and ideals it represents. This edition is a perfect replica of the original, and is wrapped in a black jacket with a foil-stamped forward. The limited edition set includes an essay by Christopher Bonanos, as well as a forward by Bruce Blackburn, who used the bicentennial logo as a precursor for the NASA logo he designed in '74.

52 pages, with 8-panel jacket
49 image plates
(L)9.5" x (W)11"
Saddle-stitched
Foil-stamped jacket
Forward by Bruce Blackburn
Essay by Christopher Bonanos

About Standards Manual

Founded in 2014 by a duo of designers, Standard Manuals preserve lost artifacts of design history, making them available for generations to come. The independent publisher is based in New York City and prides itself in quality and detail.

Story
On the occasion of America's bicentennial, a logo was created that soon became as iconic as the country and ideals it represents. This edition is a perfect replica of the original, and is wrapped in a black jacket with a foil-stamped forward. The limited edition set includes an essay by Christopher Bonanos, as well as a forward by Bruce Blackburn, who used the bicentennial logo as a precursor for the NASA logo he designed in '74.
52 pages, with 8-panel jacket

49 image plates

(L)9.5" x (W)11"

Saddle-stitched

Foil-stamped jacket

Forward by Bruce Blackburn

Essay by Christopher Bonanos
About Standards Manual
Founded in 2014 by a duo of designers, Standard Manuals preserve lost artifacts of design history, making them available for generations to come. The independent publisher is based in New York City and prides itself in quality and detail.