"Wang" sets off a lot of old memories for me.
A Wang was the first proper terminal I ever used. It was at a chemical company, and interfaced to a minicomputer that contained all of the safety information for the chemicals the company produced.
One of my responsibilities was printing labels for one-off sample drums of chemicals that went out to potential customers.
I'd use the Wang to key in the information about what was in the drum, and the minicomputer drove this incredible laser printer. It was about the size of a pizza oven, and could print the drum labels so fast that they were actually tractor feed. It's the only tractor feed laser printer I've ever seen.
The label stock was awesome. Big, long stickers about the size of a flat-screen TV with hazardous materials symbols on one end.
I also used the Wang to update the various Material Safety Data Sheets binders that were distributed around the campus. But that was much less fun.
We couldn't identify the symbol associated with "]" in the "OCR-A 10 (cont)" table (from https://archive.org/details/Vydec-1200-1400-1800-Systems-Bas...).