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Date unknown. From collection 2009.213, Fingerman Ephemera Collection, in Hagley’s Audiovisual Collections. Thanks to The Hagley Vault for sharing and animating!
Are you sure this is Franklin Gothic? The bowl of the P looks a bit high, the aperture of the C a bit small, and the S a bit wide. It could conceivably be another similar gothic from the turn of the century, like Inland Gothic.
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Are you sure this is Franklin Gothic? The bowl of the P looks a bit high, the aperture of the C a bit small, and the S a bit wide. It could conceivably be another similar gothic from the turn of the century, like Inland Gothic.
Good catch. Switched to Gothic No. 578 and added some info to the bio of this Franklin Gothic precursor.