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Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: book style, bold weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: book style, bold weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: book style, light weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: book style, light weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: book style, medium weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: italic style, light weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: italic style, medium weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
Title
Redrawings of the David Hebrew typeface for dry transfer lettering: italic style, medium weight.
Creator
David, Ismar, 1910-1996
Summary
The David Hebrew dry transfer sheets were produced in 1982 by the Israeli company Transfertech Technomark Ltd.,in the book style and in the italic style, each in three weights, sizes ranging from 6.35-19 mm. The letters was meant for use in headlines. Therefore, David created a more calligraphic version than the original 1954 Intertype version, that was meant for texts.
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