Scanning Around With Gene: The Faces of Coal Mining in America
The recent disaster at the Big Branch mine reminded me just how out of touch I’ve become with anything that might be considered industrial….
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Gene Gable combs through his extensive personal collection of vintage magazines, trade catalogs, old instruction manuals, product brochures, promotional pamphlets, and advertisements to bring this collection of ephemera and design...
Scanning Around With Gene was a long-running, popular weekly column on CreativePro.com written by designer and collector Gene Gable.
We have also collected a number of these great articles in the book Scanning Around with Gene, Volume 1: The Graphic Arts — a free downloadable for CreativePro members.
The recent disaster at the Big Branch mine reminded me just how out of touch I’ve become with anything that might be considered industrial….
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