As far as I know, there is no comprehensive source for an answer. The best starting point is probably 'The encyclopedia of Typefaces' (Turner Berry, Jaspert & Johnson, 4th Edn, Blandford, 1970), which covers the major 20th century Western European and American typefaces. Nicolette Gray's 'Nineteenth Century Ornamented Typefaces' (Faber & Faber, 1976) extends the coverage, and 'Printing Types' by D B Updike (OUP, 1962) goes further back, covering types from the start of letterpress.
However, all these are limited, the first and last concentrating on the more typographically acceptable or well-known examples (they had to draw a line somewhere), and omit many lesser commercial faces, particularly in the 19th century.
Also, many faces were copied or pirated, and many issued under different names by different founders. The catalogues issued by typefounders are mostly rare, and those available are usually from the better-known firms. Access to these is really only possible at specialist libraries, such as St.Bride Institute in Fleet Street, London.
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Generally not I'm afraid. However, under certain circumstances councils can give the names of people at certain addresses if written to. Usually you have to be family though.
The only names that I know for certain is Philippine President Osmena and Brig. General Carlos Romulo.
A full list of cities beginning with each letter of the alphabet: Athens Belfast Cairo Darwin Exeter Florence Geneva Havana Indianapolis Jerusalem Kandahar Lagos Montevideo Norwich Ottawa Paris Quito Rome Sofia Tehran Utrecht Venice Windhoek Xiamen Yalta Zanzibar
The only color in the Universe is white. Everything else is either the absence or presence of certain colors.
Some names of cool lettering include fonts such as Webdings and Wingdings. These fonts are designed to produce corresponding symbols when typing on a keyboard.
kh alphabet names in hindu
The names of certain letters of the alphabet such as "bee" "dee" "zee". Remove the double e from each of them and you get b, d, z.
The vast majority of last names in the world are written with the Latin alphabet, followed by the Cyrillic alphabet.
The names of cars start with letters of the alphabet. Some of the names are Acura, Chevrolet, Kia and Toyota.
Following the alphabet
tell me the names which sarts with the urdu alphabet "saud"
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There are many different fonts used for different teams. There is no standardised font for numbers or names. However, there are examples of fonts in the "Related Links" section
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