Kršbern is/was a small town in eastern Germany, in the
Meklenburg-Schwerin area. A good portion of my ancestors are from around
there. Anyway, this font is named such because it is taken from the old
German script used to keep records in that area in the 1700-1800's. It is
extremely hard to read without practice, because the letters on their own
are decipherable but in groups look very odd, and also because it's
someone's handwriting on top of it all.

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