Hi,
Can anyone help me identify this mystery font. It was used for page headers in a book published by The Knickerbocker Press in 1914. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Robert
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Hi,
Can anyone help me identify this mystery font. It was used for page headers in a book published by The Knickerbocker Press in 1914. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Robert
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No exact match here (which I doubt you'll get nearly a century later), but it appears to be a variation on the old typeface Tudor Text - the only digitization of which I'm aware is Minim by Paul Lloyd.
I found Psalter Text digitally. See it on the 4th line down on this page of Gerhard Helzel's extensive collection of Fraktur fonts.
He seems to be saying there that Mediaeval Gotisch by Flinsch and Psalter Gotisch by Krebs were the same typeface. Does that sound right, David?
I communicated with Herr Helzel not long ago (about the otherwise undigitized Derby). He prefers that the indicated amount in Euros be mailed to him, after which he will e-mail the font(s).
Robert - everything Herr Helzel shows you is a digital font. He indicates the availability of Mac and PC, Truetype or PS. And, from my own recent experience, he does respond to e-mail (the same day in my case).
I just returned from a trip to the bank to obtain the needed Euros. What beautiful currency!
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