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This Portugese case configuration is the Caixa para capitaisde fantasia shown by da Silva, Manual do Tipógrafo, 2nd ed. 1962. It is a three quarter sized case 66x47cm with 51 boxes and is used for fancy capitals. A rather similar Portugese threequarter case is Small Caps, with only 39 boxes.
The case lay is Fancy Cap Case.
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