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thumb|Dry-transfer lettering sheet made by Letraset (left) alongside similar product made by a rival thumb|Dry-transfer lettering sheets. Top left: Futura Bold (no. 234-16) by Geotype. Top right: Clarendon Medium (no. 151) by Letraset. Bottom left: Circles (no. C98589) by Letraset. Bottom right: Squares (no. C87060) by Letraset.

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type foundry
Official website
www.letraset.com
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Letraset
inception
1959-01-01
location of formation
London

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thumb|Dry-transfer lettering sheet made by Letraset (left) alongside similar product made by a rival thumb|Dry-transfer lettering sheets. Top left: Futura Bold (no. 234-16) by Geotype. Top right: Clarendon Medium (no. 151) by Letraset. Bottom left: Circles (no. C98589) by Letraset. Bottom right: Squares (no. C87060) by Letraset.

Letraset was a manufacturer of dry transfer decal sheets of type and other artwork elements. Letraset was acquired by the Colart group and became part of its subsidiary Winsor & Newton.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Letraset” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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