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LTR NCND

A grunged typewriter typeface, designed by Erik van Blokland based on the output of a Triumph Durabel Norma. First released in 1991 with FontFont as FF Trixie (named after the typewriter’s owner), in five styles: Light, Plain, Text, Extra, Cameo. Reworked and re-released in 2008, in three variants, each in Light and Heavy weights: Trixie (based on the original contours), Trixie Rough (with more details), and Trixie HD (even more detailed emulation with authentic looking ribbon effect, seven alternates for each character, baseline shifting feature).

Revised and released in April 2023 on the designer’s own label, LettError, now named LTR More…

A grunged typewriter typeface, designed by Erik van Blokland based on the output of a Triumph Durabel Norma. First released in 1991 with FontFont as FF Trixie (named after the typewriter’s owner), in five styles: Light, Plain, Text, Extra, Cameo. Reworked and re-released in 2008, in three variants, each in Light and Heavy weights: Trixie (based on the original contours), Trixie Rough (with more details), and Trixie HD (even more detailed emulation with authentic looking ribbon effect, seven alternates for each character, baseline shifting feature).

Revised and released in April 2023 on the designer’s own label, LettError, now named LTR NCND: Neither Confirm Nor Deny. Comes in variable font format as well as five predefined weights. The number in the name of the current release, LTR NCND 10, refers to the resolution which aims for a better balance between detail and file size.

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