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  • Imperial-era Germany’s definitive heavy sans

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    “The Danzig-based Francke typefoundry first advertised a heavy sans-serif typeface called Zeitungs-Grotesque in 1874. Their specimens for the typeface announced that other foundries could purchase duplicate matrices of its design. Many founders took Francke up on that offer: the Zeitungs-Grotesque design quickly became the most widely-distributed heavy sans serif in German-speaking Europe.”

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    Yep that lowercase 's' is as ugly as !!! It looks like it came from a completely different font.

     

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