daisy-wheel printers were produced in all kinds of models in the era - like radios, TVs, computers. DAK was a discount reseller of anything electrical or electronic in the era; there were many other resellers like that. So the more information you can provide *and confirm* the better. I will ask questions and let's see if your rmemory is revived on details. A daisy-wheel printer with two sets of fonts on it, was extremely uncommon because it would cost more to produce. Are you sure it was a daisy wheel and not a dot-matrix which could reproduce many fonts? Do you remember how you used those "buttons" on the keypad to do different things? And sensing paper edge was not at all special. What computer did you use with this printer? What did you print on it? Again, questions may revive memories which will be informative. Where did this photo come from? Is it "yeah, this looks something like my printer", or "this is from a photo of my desk in 1990 when I was in high school"? Finally - why are you interested? You are asking strangers to do work, what will this work accomplish? I spent some time in image search (useless) and "dual font daisy wheel" (Google AI claimed that daisy wheels don't work that way). Regards Herb