MegaMegaTypeType
British stencil plates of the 1960s and 1970s, in clean and rough cuts with alternate M, W and 8.
About
The plates behind UK No.76 sit close to the American US No.72 but run thinner, more squarish and softer at the corners. British stencil letters give themselves away with the G's little hook and the Q whose tail cuts clean through the bowl. Alt shortens M, W and 8, and the two Rough styles added in 2015 shuffle glyph variants as you type.
Classification
British stencil plates of the 1960s and 1970s: thinner and more squarish than the US military equivalent, with soft corners.
Weights
Regular
Family
RegularRoughAltAlt Rough
Languages
Latin
Tags
stencilbritishmilitarysansvintagedistressedsignage