Google Translate says:
1816: Benjamin cancer adds the inherited from his father bookstore added a foundry and makes a definitive work on the art of printing a name. After he has given little by little the bookstore and print shop to his brother, he is 1857, the foundry to his son and his friend Gustav Rosalino and typeface designer Hermann Poppelbaum. Around 1905, these take the Art Nouveau commercial font Eureka on the program.
2010: After more than 100 years, it is with me now in digital form, some special characters I unfortunately had to reinvent itself, maybe someone of them has the original prints? But also so much fun with it.

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