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GKC 6d sans-serif
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style of sans-serif typeface of the 19 century such as franklin gothic (9)
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Sans serif is a typeface without serifs - those little pieces which stick out at the ends of the letters. This typeface in which I am typing (Arial) is a sans face.
If you pick out Times Roman in your typeface list you will see the difference.
A well known sans face before computers took over was Gill Sans produced by Eric Gill, designer and sculptor, but unfortunately has been replaced by this (also called Univers).
A serif face is easier on the eye when reading a large amount of matter such as books.
(Retired printer)
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