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Old 27-11-23, 01:44
Chris Suslowicz Chris Suslowicz is offline
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Draughtsman with technical pens and lettering guides. Still an extremely skilled job, now almost completely replaced by computers. I remember drawing boards.

If you can find the matching lettering guides and/or enough text samples it might be possible to re-create it as a font for modern DTP software.

(That is also a skilled job for an expert, unfortunately.)

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Old 27-11-23, 02:14
Chris Suslowicz Chris Suslowicz is offline
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You may be in luck, the font looks like Copperplate Gothic.

May need to search for a version that has oval zeroes, the one on this Mac has them nearly circular.

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