Cox & Wyman produces Observer Book of Weather

30 May 2007

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Cox & Wyman, the Reading-based branch of French book group CPI, has printed <i>The Observer Book of Weather</i>.

The 116pp publication was part of The Guardian’s supplement special last week, which also included an 8pp guide on how to predict the weather.

Cox & Wyman printed the book on its Timson T48 press and text was on 48gsm stock.

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