A capital alphabet, drawn by Walter Haettenschweiler and reproduced in Lettera 2 (1961, without ‘L’) as Lettre Coupé. “A cut-out type with a splash effect but requiring to be freshly adapted to each word picture.” [Lettera 2]

Made into a film typeface by Lettergraphics as Black Casual. Shown in their 1968 catalog, with opened counters for ‘ABP’.

See Gerald Gallo’s Display Black Serif (2010) and Display Black Serif Rough (2015) as well as Cubika Script (2017, distressed) for digital interpretations.