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This font was used on later "Autocel" cards in 1907 and 1909. Note the full stop, and doubled lines.
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Some were poorly printed:
This font was used on a very late Bailey card, in the 1950s:
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In the "British Photogravure" series:
In the numbered series:
(only seen on one card BB8)
and
and
(common)
are used on earlier cards. These:
appear on later cards.
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This font appears on an early Bramley card:
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And on cards tentatively attributed to Bramley:
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And this, from postwar cards (same font as Frith cards):
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and
This in 1924 (note similarity to Bailey cards):
From around the same time:
This in 1938 (very late for a Westness card):
and this was used at an unknown date:
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Note this Woodbury font is very similar to one used on the Gaudion card shown below:
Finally, an oddment from the 1930s:
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