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Kureras av Jörgen Gedeon.
Vintage Typography posters – public domain (read: free and legal download)
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2 Go (“To go”) Packaging for Pei’s Place
Contributed by Stephen Coles
Source: http://da.aiga.org. AIGA Design Archives. License: All Rights Reserved. 
“Located in the sky lobby on the 11th floor of the Centrust Miami Tower, Pei’s Place cafeteria was named after the building’s architect I.M. Pei. The logo was created under the art direction of designer Michael Bierut, while working at Vignelli Associates in the late 1980s. The logo uses two different typefaces; ITC Didi and ITC Avant Garde Gothic. The colors that are used represent the stop, yield, and go of a traffic light.” — Flora Qiangwei Zhu
Source: http://activatingthearchive.rit.edu. License: All Rights Reserved. 
Source: http://activatingthearchive.rit.edu. License: All Rights Reserved. 
Source: http://activatingthearchive.rit.edu. License: All Rights Reserved.
PF·XL
Contributed by Stephen Coles
Source: http://da.aiga.org. AIGA Design Archives. License: All Rights Reserved. 
An invitation to an unidentified black tie event by Peter Forbes. The lettering is credited to Margaret Wallenhaupt, but it may just be a modification of ITC Didi which it very closely resembles.
SD26
Contributed by Stephen Coles
Source: http://vignellidesign.tumblr.com. License: All Rights Reserved. 
A bold homepage design for a New York restaurant that was also designed by Leila and Massimo Vignelli. Unfortunately, the design really falls apart as you enter the site. Perhaps not the Vignellis’ fault, but rather that of the current caretakers.
The logo is set in ITC Didi, a Carnase/Lubalin design that was frequently used by Vignelli despite not being one of his oft-quoted five or six “allowed” typefaces.
