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A poster artist known simply as F provided the inspiration for this typeface. The 1935 poster was entitled “Cruise Canadian Pacific on the Great Lakes,” so the source of the font’s name should be no mystery. Its bold, compact coloring and snug fit make it suitable for attention-getting headlines.
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