colophon (Meaning)

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colophon (n)

a publisher's emblem printed in a book (usually on the title page)

The book's colophon provided details about its publication, including the date and location.
In ancient manuscripts, the colophon often contained information about the scribe and the date of completion.
The colophon in the magazine indicated the printing company responsible for its production.
Scholars often study the colophon to learn more about the historical context of a manuscript.
The colophon serves as a signature of sorts for the printer or publisher.
The colophon at the end of the film credits acknowledged the contributions of the production team.
Publishers sometimes include a colophon in their books to showcase their commitment to quality and craftsmanship.
The colophon on the website provided information about the site's design and development.
The colophon in the software program listed the names of the developers and the version number.
The inclusion of a colophon adds a touch of professionalism to a publication or project.

a publisher's emblem printed in a book (usually on the title page)

insignia,stamp, monogram, token, badge, crest, symbol, coat of arms, emblem, logo

No antonyms found.

The book's colophon provided details about its publication, including the date and location.

In ancient manuscripts, the colophon often contained information about the scribe and the date of completion.

The colophon in the magazine indicated the printing company responsible for its production.

Scholars often study the colophon to learn more about the historical context of a manuscript.