Empty 'Stower' Greek Lower Case

                                    
 
 
             
 
 
          
           
  

This typecase construction matches the Greek Lower of Stower, Printer's Grammar (1808), and Timperley, The Printers Manual (1838). The case has 45 boxes. The companion Upper Case is Greek Upper. The later Southward: Practical Printing (3rd ed 1887) shows almost the same lower case, but divides the rho box horizontally into two. The earlier Smith case of 1755 has more divided boxes, and still uses a divided s (sigma) box.

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This page was written in 1998 by David Bolton and last updated 27 December 01.