Eboracum is worked up from a part sample of the same name found in a Delittle wood type sample book dated 1972 and found in a drawer with other wood types in the now defunct Castle Press.
In adding additional glyphs to complete the font, I have tried to stay as true to the original as possible.
Because I have recreated Eboracum to rescue it from a dusty drawer & an uncertain fate and to preserve it for the future, it is served free for personal use and

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