Re: Old English font

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From: Robert Plamondon
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 1989 19:07

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>>Just curious: could an Old English font be referred to as
>>The Serif Of Nottingham?

>Only if it evolved into the sans of Brighton.

Or the white glyphs of Dover.
-- 
    Robert Plamondon
    robert@weitek.COM
    "No Toon can resist the old 'Shave and a Hair-Cut'"

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Subject: Re: Old English font
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