DIN A4 format
DIN A4 format
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- rabattski0
that under den linden type is hard to track down. the one that tg pointed out looks very similar but the L is odd though. but it is also a type of typeface used in bookprinting a lot long time ago. pre digital era that is. so there is a chance it does excist digitally if someone took the effort to recreate it. i do agree with tg, it's handpainted but they prolly worked with templates to create unity. the berlin subway system is over 100 years old you know so it had to be done manually. and some signpainters are really good. it's a profession you know. anyways, i mailed a couple of people who might know. if i hear something i'll let you guys know.