I did not specifically find this one, but I only have a few English wood type catalogs. I would however say that the general style of it would put it in the Runic family as far as a name went.
I did not specifically find this one, but I only have a few English wood type catalogs. I would however say that the general style of it would put it in the Runic family as far as a name went.
Harrildplaten, don’t be too sad, Great Britain is geographically a part of Europe, but it won’t be in the European Union anymore. You’ll always be a ‘European’.
I did not specifically find this one, but I only have a few English wood type catalogs. I would however say that the general style of it would put it in the Runic family as far as a name went.
Rick
I did not specifically find this one, but I only have a few English wood type catalogs. I would however say that the general style of it would put it in the Runic family as far as a name went.
Rick
Ask Bob Richardson at St Brides in Fleet Street. I have a faint feeling that Latin Bold Condensed might be something like …
I would add that, as you might have noticed, England is shortly no ,longer to be part of Europe (sob!)
Harrildplaten, don’t be too sad, Great Britain is geographically a part of Europe, but it won’t be in the European Union anymore. You’ll always be a ‘European’.
Would you credit it, I believe I have this face in 8-line size. but dont have a definite name for it theres nothing on the edge of the case.