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Research results: Sans serif type in nineteenth-century Germany

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Halbfette Cursiv-Grotesque: A potentially-American type design with a big German afterlife

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Lapidar, from Genzsch & Heyse (born 1874)

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Sanserif type in Germany in the nineteenth century: a preliminary survey

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Imperial-era Germany’s definitive heavy sans

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Note on the original design patent for Akzidenz-Grotesk

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Footnotes C: Retracing the origins of Akzidenz-Grotesk

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Research update: Distribution of sans serifs in German-speaking foundries during the nineteenth century

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Distribution of sans serif typefaces across German-speaking foundries in the 19th century

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