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Fruco Patent-Schneeschläger ad

Photo(s) by altpapiersammler. Imported from Flickr on Apr 4, 2019. Artwork published in
circa 1926
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Fruco Patent-Schneeschläger ad
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Instruction manual for Fruco’s “patented egg beater with valve”, also convenient to beat cream, mayonnaise, and butter.

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  • Isolde halbfett
  • Neue Moderne Grotesk / Aurora-Grotesk  I–IV
  • Senator (AGfSuM)

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1 Comment on “Fruco Patent-Schneeschläger ad”

  1. When was this “first-class novelty” advertised? The fonts in use reveal it can’t be any earlier than 1925. That’s the year when the seriffed text face was first cast: Senator is an in-house design by the A.-G. für Schriftgießerei und Maschinenbau in Offenbach. The upright script is slightly older: Isolde halbfett was registered by the H. Berthold A.G.’s Böttger-Klinkhardt branch in Leipzig in 1921. The sans serif is the oldest design in the mix. It’s one of the many typefaces derived from matrices by Wagner & Schmidt, see Aurora-Grotesk.

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