File:Caslon inline Great Primer Columbia specimen.jpg
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English: A Long Primer bold inline modern-face, in an undated specimen issued by William Caslon IV, probably printed around 1814. Specimen is now in the collection of Columbia University and scanned by them. |
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| Source | A Long Primer bold inline modern-face, in an undated specimen issued by William Caslon IV. Specimen is now in the collection of Columbia University and scanned by them. |
| Author | William Caslon IV |
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| current | 02:16, 10 March 2019 | | 904 × 343 (60 KB) | Blythwood | Decided that the original upload lost too much of the original's feel–I think I over-did the white rebalancing. This is less faded than the original book but still has a bit of the feel of old paper. |
| 22:54, 5 March 2019 |  | 904 × 343 (60 KB) | Blythwood | User created page with UploadWizard |
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