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ITC Kabel™ CE Book
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More Information About this Typeface:
Traditionally, German foundries have been more energetic in soliciting new designs from artists who are not specialist typographers. An example of this tradition was the career of Rudolf Koch, who designed Kabel in 1926, and which was named after the first trans-Atlantic cable. Kabel is a sans serif design of peculiar characteristics, suitable for short texts. It produces a striking effect on the page, providing modernistic feel. Although in many respects it resembles the simplicity of Futura, the unique shapes should help to identify Kabel from any other sans serif. The design was redrawn by ITC in 1975 under license from the Stempel foundry to create the ITC Kabel font family. Kabel™ is a trademark of Linotype Corp. and may be registered in certain jurisdictions in the name of Linotype Corp. or its licensee Linotype GmbH.
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Technical Font Data Names Included:
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| Format: |
Windows TrueType |
| Technical Name(s): |
KabelETT Book |
| File Name(s): |
KBL45__E.TTF |
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| Format: |
Windows PostScript |
| Technical Name(s): |
ITC Kabel Book Eastern European |
| File Name(s): |
KBL45__E.AFM, KBL45__E.INF, KBL45__E.PFB, kbl45__e.pfm |
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| Format: |
Macintosh TrueType |
| Technical Name(s): |
KabelETT Book |
| File Name(s): |
KabelETT Book Regular |
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| Format: |
Macintosh PostScript |
| Technical Name(s): |
ITC Kabel Book Eastern European |
| File Name(s): |
KabelE Book Regular, KabelEBoo, KabelEBoo.AFM |
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