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A new take on the classic font Neuland, designed by Rudolph Koch in 1923. According to an advertising piece for the original typeface, its name is an acronym for New, Effective, Useful and Legible, is Always Novel and Dramatic. I guess some things (like hype) never change.
(c) 1999 Nick Curtis. All Rights Reserved. Generated by Fontographer 3.52
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