Re: What is the name of this Font?

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From: Herb
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:05

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I've always pronounced it "cobble" - but a Czech site with an audio 
pronunciation pronounces a Czech word spelled the same way as Cah'bell 
  - same emphases as 'cowbell', (not with a schwa)

  - Herb

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