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In 1937, the Leroy Lettering System solved the problem of messy handwriting. Before computers, writing perfectly by hand was hard. This tool fixed that by letting you trace letters through a guide. It turned anyone's handwriting into flawless, uniform ink text that looked like it was printed by a machine.

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