Surplus Sale, Pt. 2
20-line Futura Bold Condensed wood type figures
For all your XL business card printing needs (provided you don’t need more than one numeral 1).
One set available in the Letterpress Daily Store.
Archived entries for numerals
6 line Neon
Neon is a three-dimensional inline sans serif with rounded terminals and an unusual left-hand shadow. According to Mac McGrew, it was designed in 1936 by Willy Schaefer for the German foundry, C. E. Weber. The National Type Foundry, of Pittsburgh (later to become the Neon Type Foundry), copied the face and made it available in the U.S.
