fonts for you title strip

Just wondering what fonts you use to get that authentic look of an
original title strip from the 50's Any suggestions?


Bernie

Since most were typed on thousands of different type writers all over
the country there probably isn't a real standard

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All the ones, I've seen have that soft blockiness to me.
You know the pre-printed titles. I have some going back to the early
50's through the 70's and the fonts are very close to each other.


Ken In Texas wrote in message ...
Since most were typed on thousands of different type writers all over
the country there probably isn't a real standard

(Bernie) started a controversy when he said in
om:

All the ones, I've seen have that soft blockiness to me.
You know the pre-printed titles. I have some going back to the early
50's through the 70's and the fonts are very close to each other.


Ken In Texas wrote in message
...
Since most were typed on thousands of different type writers all over
the country there probably isn't a real standard


Are you talking about a sans serif type font? Can you scan one of your
labels and email it to me? If I have a matching font, I will email the
font to you. I'm on dial-up so don't send me a huge file.

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