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The Birds of Hamilton
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The stacks
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Specimens of Holly Wood Type Manufactured By Hamilton & Katz, Two Rivers Wis.
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Specimens of Holly Wood Type Manufactured By Hamilton & Katz, Two Rivers Wis.
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36-line (6 inches from baseline to cap height) digital glyph printout
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"You gotta make sure to keep the right hefts."
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"I usually tweak the letters people give me to cut. I even changed Matthew Carter's designs."
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"This is my eraser."
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Letter cut out with a scroll saw.
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Fatzo's Sub & Pizza Shop
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Type artwork originals
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Norb explaining to me his concept for a new typeface called "Half & Half Not"
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Norb filing down irregularities in my scrollsaw-cut letter.
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Norb fastening my scrollsaw-cut letter to a wooden base.
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Norb squaring my scrollsaw-cut letter on a wooden base.
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18-line (3 inches from baseline to cap height) pattern set up on the pantograph to cut a 12-line piece of type
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Norb at the pantograph
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Wood letter engravings by Simon Brett
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Jim & Norb
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Norb & Me
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Beerntsen's Confectionery
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Dave breaking the edge of the type with a file.
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Dave punching the accute interior angles of the type with customized metal dies.
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Dave cleaning up the details of the type with a custom-made trimming knife.
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Potential business card
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Half of HEFT
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Half of HEFT
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120-line HEFT
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The case of the hidden style chart
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Cabinet of patterns
