Hello John, this is Monu-Cad’s version of an old plastic stencil press alphabet. The capital ‘A’ and ‘L’ are from Monu-Cad’s “Roman Italic Medium”, while the lowercase is from their version of the font named “Stylish Sandblast 1”. There is also a version of it in Gerber named “Sandblast I ACCT. A.K. REV.B”, though Gerber does not have a version of Monu-Cad’s “Roman Italic Medium”.
The stencil press alphabet was listed in the PMD Cutrite catalog as “Fancy Roman”, though it is believed to have originally been a Gaspari/PALL Corporation alphabet. However, as of yet a PALL catalog image has not been found. Below is an image of the lowercase from PMD’s catalog. There was also an uppercase and a set of numerals.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by MLC.