| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 751 | Ben Serbutt | As an Australian designer in London, this is one of the most exciting places to visit and would be a devastating loss if closed. |
| 752 | Tan Parmar | |
| 753 | Jeff Cochrane | This is important. Save it. |
| 754 | James Hutcheson | Do the sensible thing |
| 755 | Kathryn Spellerberg | |
| 756 | meike reichert | |
| 757 | Wayne Ford | |
| 758 | Fedir Shulga | |
| 759 | Paco Trujillo | |
| 760 | Abby Lloyd Pack | |
| 761 | Nick Booth | I give me full support to this important campaign.
KEEP THE LONDON TYPE MUSEUM OPEN. |
| 762 | Nicola Wilson | |
| 763 | Jodi Sher | |
| 764 | Gemma Doyle | |
| 765 | Anonymous | |
| 766 | anja wohlstrom | |
| 767 | Anamaria Stanley | |
| 768 | yolanda zappaterra | This place was an absolute godsend when I was a design student, and I still love going there as a design writer and fan of typography. |
| 769 | Christina Theisen | |
| 770 | Paul Fairclough | |
| 771 | Simon Coppock | |
| 772 | Simon Chappell | This is a unique experience that underpins all that is design and modern day publishing. It's imperative this continues to be high profile, it'd be a disaster to lose it! |
| 773 | nina kelly | |
| 774 | Simeon Greenaway | |
| 775 | Julia Elward | |
| 776 | Ruth Jarvis | |
| 777 | Graham Todman | I will certainly be visiting the museum soon. The Helvetica exhibition at the Moma in New York and recent film prove that there is interest in the history of type. |
| 778 | nina caplan | |
| 779 | Anonymous | |
| 780 | Ant | |
| 781 | Anonymous | |
| 782 | Richard Eccleston | |
| 783 | Ross Holden | a valuable museum that needs to be saved! |
| 784 | Anonymous | a valuable museum that needs to be saved! |
| 785 | Ross Holden | a valuable museum that needs to be saved! |
| 786 | Ewan Buck | |
| 787 | ISABEL CRUZ | |
| 788 | Marianne Vanwynsberghe | |
| 789 | Richard Slade | |
| 790 | agustin | |
| 791 | Juliet Shen | |
| 792 | Kristy Davis | |
| 793 | Brian Handscomb | |
| 794 | Jonathan Zabala | |
| 795 | Kris Sowersby | |
| 796 | Dirk Gallenstein | |
| 797 | Henning Krause | |
| 798 | Juan Regueiro de Nicolás | |
