One way would be to go trough inkscape and svg2mod. (Draw a box with text removed in inkscape. Convert this to a footprint and add that to the board. This of course means that you can not change the text easily.)
Or even using bitmap to component.
and it seems that its not the same font for everything, but given this is from 1981-1982 i wonder if they do not use the same font, and the year must limit what fonts it can be
Take your font sample picture and then go to one of the websites that let you go through fonts with the text sample that you give them. Put the sample picture to one side and the website to the other … a lot of clicking and checking and waiting ensues…
Another avenue is using some algorithms/tools built into websites, that might do the work for you, but I never used those (found via google ‘font finder’) and your sample might need additional work to get useful results:
All links are on your own risk, I’m not afiliated or anything.
I used the first two linked websites in the past to find fonts though, like the KiCAD font.
and what makes this worse is that the etchning back in the day was not the best compared with today
the silkscreen on the rest of the board is a very close match but not perfect either, my plan was to get this done so that i could order a few boards before summer and then start assemble one over fall/winter
As I wrote… type the same letters/numbers into the phrase fields of the first 2 links I gave, and they will enable you to compare just the letters you’re interested in with what you got on the original.