A nineteenth-century heavy Hebrew display style associated with the Drugulin foundry and old posters. Use a clearly licensed digital cut for historical headlines and Yiddish/Hebrew ephemera.
Avoid: Random “Drugulin” files online often have broken letters and unclear licences.
Use the family name in a font stack with a same-genre fallback so unsupported browsers still land on a reasonable Hebrew face.
.hebrew-drugulin {
font-family: 'David', sans-serif;
}