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  evildonald June 15, 2009

  I gave this 3 stars because it's a lovely font, but no numbers?
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  nymphont June 15, 2009

  Thank you, I do regret that this font does not have numbers, I do plan to add them in a future update.
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  fontologist December 5, 2009

  This is a recreation of a 1920's font from a Spanish foundry. The family was called Greco, and the nice sawtooth version was Greco Adornado. If you Google that, you can find other interpretations/revivals, and sources for numbers. Here's a nice printer's catalog page: http://www.peterkochprinters.com/image.php?img=68
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  nymphont December 5, 2009

  No it's a re-creation of the type seen on the cover of the Maurice Sendak bookset called THE NUTSHELL LIBRARY
  
  Hence it's name. I am so sick of hearing crap like this. It's an art deco font and there are several fonts that look similar. Greco Decko being one that looks strikingly similar.
  
  Believe me, had I ever seen the font before I would have never wasted my time making this one.
  
  Thank you.

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