school grades computer printout

Question

Is it Century Old Style font?

Answer 1

Seems to be "batangche(바탕체)", one of the most common fonts in South Korea.

Batang font has been one of the top five basic fonts since Windows 3.1.

Most of the public documents of South Korea use Batang font. "Batang" means foundation or basis in Korean.

There are two types in this font; Batang(바탕) and Batangche(바탕체). "-che" means monospaced font.

But I'm not 100% sure, as there are so many Korean fonts with similar style. i.e. "Shinmyeongjo(신명조)".

Comments

Thank you, John! It’s never to late to add information to a request and I appreciate your taking the time to register and respond.

Answer 2

In his latest Blog post on Fonts In Use, Peiran Tan comments that numerous Japanese fonts come with bootleg versions of Century or Century Schoolbook for the Latin glyphs. They often are monospaced and the lowercase exhibits aggressively shortened descenders, so that the Latin glyphs fit into the character bounding box.

Answer 3

This appears to be monospaced. Perhaps made with a typewriter, not a font.