Johannes Bergerhausen schrieb:
Note the fancy >>semi-cyrillic<< shape of the breve between the letters
b and g -- it is quite typical for this cartographic font.
The font is called Kursivschrift from the Bayerisches Landesvermessungsamt
from 1967. I found it in the Berthold Types catalogue from 198
At 19:05 +0200 2004-09-26, Jörg Knappen wrote:
> > I have scanned a sample of the german -burg abbreviature. It is from
> > Diercke Weltatlas, 165. Auflage, Georg Westermann Verlag,
> Braunschweig 1972, card page 14.
Very interesting! It would be even more interesting if you told us the URL
so
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004, Adam Twardoch wrote:
> From: "Jörg Knappen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > I have scanned a sample of the german -burg abbreviature. It is from
> > Diercke Weltatlas, 165. Auflage, Georg Westermann Verlag,
> > Braunschweig 1972, card page 14.
>
> Very interesting! It would be eve
On 25/09/2004 20:53, Doug Ewell wrote:
Peter Kirk wrote:
If we are considering a scenario in which someone takes shorthand
notes at a meeting and transcribes them later, interchange between
computers is likely to be required. If this process is to be
automated, a sensible way to do so would be
Note the fancy >>semi-cyrillic<< shape of the breve between the letters
b and g -- it is quite typical for this cartographic font.
The font is called Kursivschrift from the Bayerisches
Landesvermessungsamt
from 1967. I found it in the Berthold Types catalogue from 1988.
There is an italic and a ve
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From: "Jörg Knappen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have scanned a sample of the german -burg abbreviature. It is from
> Diercke Weltatlas, 165. Auflage, Georg Westermann Verlag,
> Braunschweig 1972, card page 14.
Very interesting! It would be even more interesting if you told us the URL
so we can actua
I have scanned a sample of the german -burg abbreviature. It is from
Diercke Weltatlas, 165. Auflage, Georg Westermann Verlag,
Braunschweig 1972, card page 14.
In the north you can find two times the -berg abbreviature in Herrenbg.
[Herrenberg] and Brombg. [Bromberg]. SW from Tuebingen you find
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