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Font family: HK DISPLAY KK

Font subfamily identification: Regular

Unique identifier: HK DISPLAY KK:Version 1.00

Full font name: HK DISPLAY KK

Version: Version 1.00 December 19, 2012, initial release

Postscript font name: HKDISPLAYKK

Trademark notice: HK DISPLAY � koeiekat.

Manufacturer name: koeiekat

Designer: Henk Kolkmeyer/koeiekat

Description: HK Display KK is a free interpretation of an alphabet designed by Henk Kolkmeyer for a poster for the Veiligheids Museum in Amsterdam. Capitals only with some style combinations under the 1 through 8 keys and ending A, K and S in the lower case range.

http://www.koeiekat.com/

http://www.koeiekat.com/

Redistribution of this font is not allowed without the written consent of the copyright holder, Koeiekat. Free for strictly private use only. Use for any other purpose, including web embedding requires a donation. Contact koeiekat at koeiekat.com. The @ :) Private use: Any use that is strictly private and not in any way related to commercial activities, not-for-profit included. Examples: A personal website or blog that does not contain advertisements or pay-per-click links, your school homework or course work, your own birthday or other invitations (made and printed by you), family scrapbooks and so on. Not private use: Any use that is not strictly private. Thus any use related to anything that has a commercial purpose, including non-profit. Examples: Business websites, portfolio websites, school websites, church websites, logos, business cards, letterheads, brochures, leaflets, posters, merchandise, t-shirts, books, magazines, retail packaging, advertising, TV broadcast and movie credits and so on.

http://koeiekat.com/licenseagreement.html

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Redistribution of this font is not allowed without the written consent of the copyright holder, Koeiekat.

Free for strictly private use only. Use for any other purpose, including web embedding requires a donation. Contact koeiekat at koeiekat.com. The @ :)

Private use: Any use that is strictly private and not in any way related to commercial activities, not-for-profit included. Examples: A personal website or blog that does not contain advertisements or pay-per-click links, your school homework or course work, your own birthday or other invitations (made and printed by you), family scrapbooks and so on.

Not private use:
Any use that is not strictly private. Thus any use related to anything that has a commercial purpose, including non-profit. Examples: Business websites, portfolio websites, school websites, church websites, logos, business cards, letterheads, brochures, leaflets, posters, merchandise, t-shirts, books, magazines, retail packaging, advertising, TV broadcast and movie credits and so on.