Ascension overprint

In those days there was no Microsoft, no Arial
groetjes, Rein

The very day this topic began, I was finishing a book
"Never have your dog stuffed" by Alan Alda ("Hawkeye" from M*A*S*H)
An intriguing book by an intriguing person.

His closing page for no apparent reason, includes this

http://cjoint.com/data/koqtrHbv1Y.htm

Microsoft, Arial et al, just continues a tradition.............

Well "Helmet" isn't in my Microsoft Knowledge base, and certainly not in
my Word, please direct me.

Having started all this what about the [different] font used in


"BRITISH PROTECTORATE OIL RIVERS"

Passes Sunday morning anyway.

tt

Probably as my MSWord is fairly ancient.
What you choose depends how serious you wish to be,
you have the options to try to find the font on the web (eg LinoType)
or purchase font CD's, or perhaps scan the catalogue image, and incorporate
the image on the page display prior to printing.
There may even be programs where you can supply an image (eg Oil Rivers)
and create your own fonts based on that.


Well "Helmet" isn't in my Microsoft Knowledge base, and certainly not in
my Word, please direct me.

Having started all this what about the [different] font used in


"BRITISH PROTECTORATE OIL RIVERS"

Passes Sunday morning anyway.

tt