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Hi Mark,
Sans serif doesn't just refer to block-type lettering (as opposed to cursive), but more specifically, to block-type lettering that is absent the little 'feet' you find at the end of each stroke on each character (called 'serifs'). In the image below, the word "ALPHA" appears in a serif font in the image below, while both the trademark on the left (with the heart & pistol) and the caption underneath are written in sans serif fonts: ![]() With that in mind, what is the earliest example you have seen of an English knife that is stamped with a sans serif font? ![]() Regards, Chris |
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