CourierMACCTT Regular.ttf

The font that we commonly associate with the typewriter is Courier, a
monospaced, lightly serifed (“bearded”) font that presents a clean appearance on the
page.

Courier was designed by Howard Kettler and introduced by IBM in 1955. The
name that Kettler originally intended for the font was “Messenger,” but—for whatever
reason—he called it “Courier” instead. It became one of the most commonly used fonts
on typewriters. It is similar in appearance to other typewriter fonts in use before and
after 1955, but its bearded features are slightly less frilly than those of some similar fonts.

Information Source: http://www.rolandstroud.com/...oads/essays/courierfonts.pdf

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