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Earlier topic: Typesetting pangram
Flight Borders
I’m seeking information that I hope someone can provide. I recently came upon a small font of Flight borders and have been unable to find out much about them. I know they were designed by Phillip Gilmour, produced by Monotype (I believe in Britain), and at least a page mention was made of them in the Monotype Recorder sometime in the 1960s. Even the person who cast them doesn’t know more. Can you help or point me in the right direction?
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