Ober-Tuerkheim, a name rendered in a bold, medieval-inspired blackletter font. The letters are angular and sharply pointed, evoking a sense of antiquity and perhaps even a touch of gothic mystery. The serifs are pronounced, adding to the overall weighty and historical feel. The "T"s and "R"s are especially distinctive with their elongated, almost spiky forms.
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Ober-Tuerkheim 400 (TTF)
