Does anyone know what's this font?
It is used in very old receipts and official documents.
Thanks !
Don't know what this font is, but if you want only numbers with the same feeling, go to Psyops website
YC - Like Greg said, PsyOps' Crash Numbering is
almost exactly what you're looking for. And it's free.
Those numbers are not any given typeface. They are from a mechanical auto-incrementing numbering device used on letterpress equipment. The name "Crash Numbering" comes from the process called "crash printing" which involves imprinting a number (or other information) on a multipage form after all the pages of the form are assembled.
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