Designer: Ray LarabieWhat happens when computer printer weds a chainsaw and a gamer piano? A piece of 1960s computer system devices called a chain printer that printed at alarming speeds, even by today's requirements. Band printers resembled chain printers except were more like bandsaws than chainsaws. Most print chains and print bands had limited punctuation, no accents and no lowercase letters. Chainprinter recreates the effect of this mechanical marvel/nightmare of yesteryear.
Want a crisp variation with lowercase? Attempt Typodermic's Linefeed.
Font Family: Chainprinter Regular
Tags: 1960s, 1970s, antiqued, business text, computer, monospace, office, printer, retro, technical, till receipt
