About TGL 0-1451 Engschrift font

Translated from original German description: The reason I approached a ‶brother※ of DIN 1451 is because of a railroad friend from the East who was looking for exactly the typeface that was used for inscriptions on vehicles of the German Reichsbahn

and supplied it In addition, a copy of an old TGL standard, the TGL 0-1451, from which one could clearly see the differences to the narrow script of the West German DIN 1451.

So here is the Eastern standard font! - and because of the DSF then also in Cyrillic!

A small update: I recently received an email from a postmark designer who asked me if he could use this font from me for this, after all this font is found as in a pagination stamp as the prescribed font for the date and location on postmarks .

So I could only say to him: Yes, of course you can use these freely, like all the fonts in this section of my website.

Free for Personal Use

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