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Typesetting fonts exist in many variations, both modern and vintage. I doubt that a “standard” Fraktur existed. I know when I studied German in college (a long time ago) all of my textbooks were written in Fraktur, so I usually do not have any particular problem in recognizing the various images posted (when the focus is clear!
![]() To my eye, the example alphabet posted by Klaus looks a lot like Old English "Black Letter" font rather than Fraktur.
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