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No. 14, 1997

We kept getting calls for the body copy font Jeremy used for the original Bad Neighborhood mailer. Jeremy would explain that it was just Alternate Gothic photocopied a few times and pasted up, but by this time the digital revolution had rendered those media obsolete. We added the original “text” face, a few other fonts, and some dirty clip art and printed a new catalog.