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I was using a stencil; it was the only typeface that size at the hardware store. Turned out to be quite readable at a distance.

The wide space between capital sans-serif fonts are very retro, because of reasons you mentioned: it was easier to make signs, etc., like that, because screen printing wasn't as accessible (and a lot different) back then, and pro printed styles often mimicked the homemade style.