John Savard8 August 2012 · 17:03I like Copperplate Gothic, since I fondly remember it from the letter bricks to spell out your own words in LEGO from my childhood. But, yes, its range of applicability is limited.
timd17 August 2012 · 06:42I hate wood screws when they puncture my tyre. I love wood screws when joining two bits of wood. Tim
Hrant H Papazian17 August 2012 · 06:51But in what proportion do they end up doing each? Contrast wood screws with cockroaches. hhp
Charles Borges ...17 August 2012 · 08:07Copperplate without the serifs is actually a nice Sign Painters Gothic.
timd17 August 2012 · 08:55Recently more tyre than wood. If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all. Tim
Nick Shinn17 August 2012 · 09:09It’s the execution of the “ticks” that rubs people the wrong way. Had it been done differently, the face might have some of the “agate for display” cachet of Bell Centennial, for instance.
Charles Borges ...19 August 2012 · 07:22I agree Nick. Its funny because a lot of people hate Papyrus and Copper Plate but I think they are nice typefaces myself.