One of the most unusual fonts we have in our print shop exhibit is a font that contains only 14 sorts all in 12 point size. In 1959, the American Type Founders and the American Banking Association created E13B. Using a certain magnetic ink, this font was created for the bank account, routing, and check number at the bottom of bank checks. This style of font is still used today. In this video, Howard explains the E13B font and prints all the figures and special characters of this font style. #typ