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New Tuscan
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New Tuscan is a foundry version of Antique Tuscan Condensed, but lighter and distinguished by several details (top bar on ‘A’, bottom serifs on ‘W’, seriffed middle bars in ‘E’, ‘F’). Shown by Marder, Luse & Co. in c. 1886. [Reichardt 2011]

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