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… and I wondered if it has been digitalized. Probably not, but I thought I'd ask you people before giving it up.
Thanks!
It is called Light Italic, made for the IBM Selectric I & II. http://www.selectric.org/selectric/
It has been digitized: http://xyz.ch/H.html and is called "Lisa" apparently... although I'm not sure it is for sale.
Remington Typewriter Italic has some similar qualities http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/lanston/ltc-remington-typewriter/italic/
That is a lovely thing. Also consider FF Elementa Italic which, sadly, has far fewer balls.
You loved typing that last comment, didn't you ;-)
Cheers. I actually found it at the selectric site; Wish I had one of these fancy IBM machines.
Wish I had one of these fancy IBM machines.
Me too. Although back in the days when one actually had to get a lot of work done with them, they could be a real pain.
The "correction tape" was not fun to install if you were in a mad rush. ;-(
11 Feb 2007 — 9:23am
It is called Light Italic, made for the IBM Selectric I & II.
http://www.selectric.org/selectric/
It has been digitized: http://xyz.ch/H.html and is called "Lisa" apparently... although I'm not sure it is for sale.
Remington Typewriter Italic has some similar qualities
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/lanston/ltc-remington-typewriter/italic/
11 Feb 2007 — 9:35am
That is a lovely thing. Also consider FF Elementa Italic which, sadly, has far fewer balls.
11 Feb 2007 — 9:40am
You loved typing that last comment, didn't you ;-)
11 Feb 2007 — 9:48am
Cheers. I actually found it at the selectric site; Wish I had one of these fancy IBM machines.
11 Feb 2007 — 12:29pm
Wish I had one of these fancy IBM machines.
Me too. Although back in the days when one actually had to get a lot of work done with them, they could be a real pain.
The "correction tape" was not fun to install if you were in a mad rush. ;-(