Most of the US stuff like most others is again sans seriff. If you wanted to use a Letraset or Chartpak press type I would look in the font families:
Helvetica
Arial
Achen
Micogamma
Machine
Collegate (open & Closed)
Futura
Swiss
When I say families I mean look at the various sub fonts of each particular font, i.e. Bold, Narrow, Extended, Italic, Black (a really bold letter).
So far I have only seen Russian aircraft using seriffed type fonts.
I have seen the Italians use a stencil letter or number.
Look for:
Stamp
Sencil
and their related families.
There are a few thousand type fonts. Some are the same exact font just using different names. (You can copyright a font name, but you can't copyright a font) But these should give you a head start.
Look for these presstype sheets in art supply stores, engineering supply houses, some craft stores and the scrapbook supply stores that are popping up everywhere. They produce the sheets in different colors so they serve quite a few mediums.
Mike
Mike
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