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Letraset was a
company known mainly for
manufacturing sheets of
typefaces and
other artwork elements using the dry-transfer
lettering method. Letraset...
- at
least since the 1960s, when it was po****rized by adverti****ts for
Letraset transfer sheets.
Lorem ipsum was
introduced to the
digital world in the...
- 000
years ago. The
following year,
Costello released the font
alongside Letraset.
Papyrus has a
number of
distinctive characteristics,
including rough edges...
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Horror Picture Show Frankfurter, a
display typeface designed in 1970 for
Letraset Frankfurt (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
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Esselte is a
manufacturer and
marketer of
office products and
business supplies with
subsidiaries in 25
countries and
sales in over 120 countries. Esselte...
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drawing time and
standardizes appearance. Dry
transfer lettering such as
Letraset brand is used
where hand-drawn
lettering is
laborious to apply. From the...
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typographer Mourad Boutros and his wife
Arlette Boutros in
collaboration with
Letraset in 1977. It was
designed to work “in
perfect harmony” with
various Latin-based...
- been
printed by
Letraset,
firstly at
Waterloo Road in London, then
later at
Ashford in Kent, and
finally at
their factory in Italy.
Letraset, the company...
- like
Flying Flowers later,
Letraset found it
difficult to
integrate Gibbons into its core business. The
chairman of
Letraset blamed "indiscriminate expansion"...
- Zip-A-Tone (1937, now defunct), Chart-Pak (1949), and
Letratone (1966, from
Letraset). A dry
transfer screentone sheet,
sometimes informally known as a "tone"...
