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Font for the episcopal coat of arms (in Latin)

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Plantin manually condensed. A proper condensed version does exist

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Thank you very much, in your opinion can we establish whether it is the Plantin Pro or Infant version ??
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The uppercases are the same in both. Plantin Infant has alternate single-story forms for lowercase a and g and a rounder lowercase y (presumably for children learning to read)
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If I may, I'll take advantage of your expertise again: do you happen to know in which font I can find that cross that divides the text ??
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Not sure about that one! It’s probably a custom shape, but it could be from a dingbat/pi font that I couldn’t find
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