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Believe it or not, this font first grabbed my attention when I saw it on a toothpick wrapper. I searched the web and found a font very similar, called Bailey. However, Bailey had several characters that were obviously “filled in,” equally obviously by someone who didn’t have a clue as to what the rules of the font were. Those lapses have been corrected in my version, which screams the Fifties. The name? Well, I didn’t have a font that began with the letter Q …
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