Stanley Morison

To celebrate its forty thousandth number, The Times published a supplement on the history of printing and the newspaper press.

The Imprint, a short-lived but influential monthly on technical aspects of printing, was started by Gerard Meynell of Westminster Press .

The Cloister Press was founded by C. W. Hobson at Heaton Mersey, near Manchester.

Stanley Morison was appointed typographical advisor to Monotype Corporation .

The first issue of The Fleuron, a magazine devoted to the history and practice of typography, was published.

Arrighi type was used for the first time in Robert Bridges ' Tapestry, privately printed by F. W. and S. M. (Frederick Warde and Stanley Morison ).

The Times first used the Times New Roman type-face, designed by Stanley Morison .