Charles Hasler collection of typography and printed ephemera 1800-1960

Great Britain. Central Office of Information

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The Central Office of Information (COI), London, succeeded the wartime Ministry of Information in 1946. It worked with other government bodies to produce information campaigns on issues such as health, education, entitlement benefits, civic rights, and welfare. From the description of Central Office of Information bulletin board displays, circa 1935-1956. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 299511599 ...

Hasler | Charles | 1908-1992 | graphic designer and typographer

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Charles Hasler was a typographer and graphic designer and played a significant role in many high-profile exhibitions, displays, poster campaigns and book publishing in Britain from the mid-1930s to the mid-1980s. His main areas of knowledge and expertise lay in typography and printing techniques (including photography) and to a lesser extent book binding. Throughout his career Charles Hasler lectured in typographic design and history and was involved with the education and professio...

rules=aacr2 Festival of Britain, 1951

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Hasler Charles 1908-1992

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Great Britain. Ministry of Information

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In 1917 the Prime Minister David Lloyd George (1863-1945) set up a Ministry of Information. The newspaper magnate Lord Beaverbrook (1879-1964) was put in overall charge of the organisation as Minister of Information. Other appointments included the Managing Director of United Newspapers Ltd, Robert Donald (1860-1933), who became Director of Propaganda in Neutral Countries) and Lord Northcliffe, (1865-1922), another newspaper magnate, who became Director of Propaganda in Enemy Countries. The Mini...