The 8×16 system font of the Atari ST (1985), available here.
The 8×16 system font of the Atari ST (1985), available here.
The three TRS-80 models had no less than 22 different fonts in total (top image), available in Rebecca Bettencourt’s font pack Another Mans Treasure. Shown here are the international fonts from TRS-80 Model 4, and Rebecca’s additions in the last image.
Jindai moji, supposedly used in Japan in the 17th century, via @tkasasagi.
This recent Unicode-proposal about 8-bit character sets is a great initiative, although it only includes platforms that were popular in USA and UK. For now. ;) The uncredited PETSCII Darth Vader is by Ailadi, btw.
Sharp MZ-700 character sets (Japanese first, European second), from sharpmz.org. See sharpscii graphics here.
Tatung Einstein (1984) and its rather special character set. Also, don’t miss the active Geocities-style site tatungeinstein.co.uk. Photos from here and here.
If you delete all fonts in XP, you’re greeted with nonsense like this afterwards.
Dingbats are forever. via WinWorld
The font of the portable TRS-80 Model 100 (1983).
Terminal Rain, a textmode game with a custom font, developed by Jackson Lango. (Twitter)
Four fonts: AT&T 3B2, a Compaq Portable III, a LED scrolling sign, and a Waters 600E pump controller. Extracted by fuckyeahfortran , via.