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This question extends the one here: An Exquisite Mathematical Font by including the question for constructing a replica of the fonts and symbols included there.

The question is, can a set of LaTeX packages be used to replicate old-timey font-typefaces like:enter image description here

and

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such that the text and boldness fit the second image while the mathematics in the first image is preferable, and the integral symbol looks like the one advertised in the previous question (the link above has images); and where the sums look like

enter image description here.

I've only gotten as far as this example: enter image description here

using Steven B. Segletes' answer from How to Obtain a Bold Upright Integral Sign?. However, the font text most desired would be like what @Sebastiano did in my previous question (amazing job), which is:

enter image description here because many of the letters like the "n" and the "d" and "a" match while other letters are very close.

Alexander Conrad
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    For the bold sum you can use the answers of @egreg: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/117076/how-can-i-get-bold-greek-letters-with-mathptmx and for the integral to me seem very closer to the egreg's answer. – Sebastiano Apr 05 '21 at 19:45
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    For the sign integral there are two very nice answers: one it is of Steven B. Segletes: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/222243/how-to-obtain-a-bold-upright-integral-sign – Sebastiano Apr 05 '21 at 19:52

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