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  1. “The land is wide, and there is room for all, without jostling or elbowing another out of the way.” — The opening letter from MacKellar Smiths & Jordan’s 1885 reissue of their 11th Specimen Book (1878). MS&J was probably the most inventive US foundry before the ATF era, with more original typefaces than any other. archive.org/details/cu31924032

    #TypeHistory #MacKellarSmithsJordan #TypeDesign #FontIndustry #Typography

  2. “The land is wide, and there is room for all, without jostling or elbowing another out of the way.” — The opening letter from MacKellar Smiths & Jordan’s 1885 reissue of their 11th Specimen Book (1878). MS&J was probably the most inventive US foundry before the ATF era, with more original typefaces than any other. archive.org/details/cu31924032

    #TypeHistory #MacKellarSmithsJordan #TypeDesign #FontIndustry #Typography

  3. “The land is wide, and there is room for all, without jostling or elbowing another out of the way.” — The opening letter from MacKellar Smiths & Jordan’s 1885 reissue of their 11th Specimen Book (1878). MS&J was probably the most inventive US foundry before the ATF era, with more original typefaces than any other. archive.org/details/cu31924032

    #TypeHistory #MacKellarSmithsJordan #TypeDesign #FontIndustry #Typography

  4. “The land is wide, and there is room for all, without jostling or elbowing another out of the way.” — The opening letter from MacKellar Smiths & Jordan’s 1885 reissue of their 11th Specimen Book (1878). MS&J was probably the most inventive US foundry before the ATF era, with more original typefaces than any other. archive.org/details/cu31924032

    #TypeHistory #MacKellarSmithsJordan #TypeDesign #FontIndustry #Typography

  5. “The land is wide, and there is room for all, without jostling or elbowing another out of the way.” — The opening letter from MacKellar Smiths & Jordan’s 1885 reissue of their 11th Specimen Book (1878). MS&J was probably the most inventive US foundry before the ATF era, with more original typefaces than any other. archive.org/details/cu31924032

    #TypeHistory #MacKellarSmithsJordan #TypeDesign #FontIndustry #Typography