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WA Private School Font?

Submitted by Daria (WA) (09-11-2012)

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Hello Donna,
My children attend a private school in Perth WA they use 'bat and ball' font? this doesnt appear to be on your website? -or is it? please let me know as I am really keen to subscribe!
I am currently studying to be an EA:Special Needs...

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Donna (08-09-2009)

Hi Daria

Probably the closest 'ball and stick' font we use is the 'zaner bloser' font. It is a bit unusual for WA to use it though.

Hope that helps...
Cheers


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