Noll Fly Tying Kit

Contributed by Bryson Stohr


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This Noll Fly Tying Kit from the 1950s includes up to 15 different materials, as well as an instructional booklet for beginners to read.

Although the company's name is script lettering, everything else is typeset. Tempo is used in its black, heavy, and bold styles for the kit name, product name, and details. Dom Diagonal is used for the tagline, while the numerals marking each of the materials are in Spartan (or Futura.)

Numerous other fly tying kits from the company used identical packages until sometime during the early 1960s.

This post was originally published at Fonts In Use

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