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Catalogue Design from the Archive — #1

January 20th, 2006

The original Dharmachakra catalogue of Urgyen Sangharakshita’s talks, from when we first started producing cds as part of the ‘Digital Legacy’ project. Here in its metallic-blue-tinted glory is Dhammarati’s brilliant lo-cost design (oh, for a full-colour print budget) that marked our arrival, at last, in the 20th Century â€” just as it ended! Oh well, better late, etc. …

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