Learning from Las Vegas

The true first is The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1972, a large-format book (folio, roughly 10.5 x 14 in / 354 x 269 mm) elaborately designed by Muriel Cooper, bound in dark charcoal/grey cloth stamped in gold on the boards and spine and issued in a publisher's printed glassine dust jacket (printed in black and red, and very often chipped, browned, or lacking owing to its fragility)