@WizardOfDocs @alexhaist

Well, Wuluesfleet would be pronounced Wulvesfleet...

so the plural wulves takes a singular wulv with a hard stop, which you can imagine scribes writing as WolF

EDIT: coming to partial memory of my englishianisms - it would be singular wuluv, making wolF almost inevitable

@alexhaist

Allas! I scholde neuer hauen icumen to þis toune of Wuluesfleete!

I know I should be able to read the 1100, and while finding I can read it aloud, the meaning of it has entirely escaped me in my dotage.

So 1200 is the last I can manage sensibly, and that much did I enjoy greatly.

@Hans @jwildeboer definitely eurostile. Just look at that lovely long bar on the G, or the 'swoosh' at the junction of the K

Casio also used Eurostile on the G-Shock and F91 series of watches, so I think it's more likely than not to be the same typeface on the calculator