Well, I know that Frister & Rossmann made a Caligraph clone, which was called, creatively enough, the Frister & Rossmann. But that would be about 30 years before the time you indicated. I'll rack my memory and see if I can figure out what typewriter F&R made later. (I won't cheat and google it.) My guess on the typeface is Fraktur.
Well, I know that Frister & Rossmann made a Caligraph clone, which was called, creatively enough, the Frister & Rossmann. But that would be about 30 years before the time you indicated. I'll rack my memory and see if I can figure out what typewriter F&R made later. (I won't cheat and google it.) My guess on the typeface is Fraktur.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... a Senta with a blackletter typeface?
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm going to ride Tori's coattails. I intuit that she's right. A three-row Senta portable with a blackletter typeface, AKA Fraktur.
ReplyDeleteWell, that was easy! Richard and Tori, you can expect my letters shortly (Tori, I can always send yours c/o Rev. Munk, right?).
ReplyDeleteSince I did say 3, the next person to comment in any capacity gets a letter too :-)
More to come very soon...
I have no idea what machine this might be, but I do want to say how lovely the typeface is.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! Adwoa - that'll work, we have the same address. :) Can't wait to see pictures and a type sample!
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