Historical British printing paper sizes
Traditional British printing-paper sheet names and dimensions, including crown, demy, royal and double formats.
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Traditional British printing-paper sheet names and dimensions, including crown, demy, royal and double formats.
Read guideTraditional British writing-paper sheet names and dimensions, from pott and foolscap to post, copy and medium.
Read guideThe D-series paper sizes from the original DIN 476 standard, withdrawn when Germany adopted ISO 216.
Read guideThe OST 5115 paper-format system used in the Soviet Union from 1932 until it was replaced by GOST 9327.
Read guideThe withdrawn Swedish SIS 01 47 11 paper-size extensions, including the D, E, F and G series.
Read guideA practical reference to common US announcement, commercial and catalogue envelope sizes in inches and millimetres.
Read guideA reference to common US, ANSI and larger-format sheet sizes in inches, millimetres and PostScript points.
Read guideARCH drawing-sheet sizes in inches and millimetres, with their common alternative names.
Read guideA practical reference to common business-card formats, including regional standards, dimensions and aspect ratios.
Read guideA historical reference to traditional British sheet names and their approximate dimensions.
Read guideISO 269 envelope formats, their dimensions and the A-series sheets they are designed to contain.
Read guideThe ISO 216 A-series system explained, with A, B and C format dimensions in millimetres, inches and points.
Read guideRA and SRA press-sheet dimensions, and how raw formats provide room for bleed, trim, gripper and finishing.
Read guideA historical reference to traditional Belgian sheet names and their approximate dimensions.
Read guideA historical reference to traditional French sheet names and their approximate dimensions.
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