The half inch Diagraph-Bradley machine type, bold and squared, in a refined Regular and a strict Mono.
About
Diagraph's half inch punches barely changed across nearly eighty years of production, so this is a stable record of a very bold early-1900s stencil gothic. Regular is the drawn-up cut, with kerning, even bridges and support for Cyrillic and Greek. Mono holds the original monospaced rhythm, with W and @ redrawn to fit the width.
Classification
Low-contrast squared sans cut for a Diagraph-Bradley half inch machine. Bolder and wider than the seven-eighths inch type, because the smaller size had to stay legible.
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