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Monotype fonts were developed by the Monotype company. This name has been used by three firms. Two of them had their roots in "hot metal" or lead type in the printing industry. They did not adapt when the market changed as computer, offset and photographic systems became dominant. These were:
* Lanston Monotype Cooperation in
The first two firms mentioned above produced a long list of fonts, which were identified by names and serial numbers. That type design eventually acquired a very good name and the "Monotype" brand was synonymous with high quality and reliability.
In their name much typographic research on historical character designs from the early years of typography has been carried out. Many of the letters were produced as "revivals" , including characters in 
These composition-casters could produce type in sizes up to 14 point pica or Didot font width. "Large-composition" customized machines and moulds could provide composition up to 36 points. The matrices are correspondingly larger and there is room for only one alphabet in the die case. For this reason one machine-run could not provide composition in both Roman and italic typeface, so additional hand work was required in such cases.
Type for hand-composing was also cast with Monotype machines; all characters up to 36pt, and rules, could be cast on a large-composition machine. Another machine was the "super-caster" or "supra", which could cast single type. After conversion it could also be used to cast any material needed in print shops, including reglettes, ornaments, and similar designs, as well as characters up to 72 points. There were moulds with inserts for sizes 14 to 36 point. For the even larger sizes of 42, 48, 60 and 72 point another type cast was used. The machine had to be reconfigured for each different type requirement.
: 600: Castellar ''Roman''
:Title typeface drawn by John Peters in 1957 based on engraved
: 591: Onyx ''Roman''
: Onyx was created in 1937 and was inspired by the Stephanie typeface created by
De website van de Alembic-Press
: the site of David Bolton, with much info on Monotype and letterpress.
Het Typemuseum
: The website of the Type Museum in London, where matrices are still produced with the old machines. This website is offline at this moment (2017).
: Monotype Inc. for digital fonts.
Monotype Corsiva
: Monotype digital fonts
Philadelphia
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, USA
* The Monotype Corporation Limited in Salfords
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, UK
A third firm produces fonts for computer use:
* Monotype Imaging
Monotype Imaging Holdings Inc., founded as Lanston Monotype Machine Company in 1887 in Philadelphia by Tolbert Lanston, is an American (historically Anglo-American) company that specializes in digital typesetting and typeface design for use with ...
Inc.
The latter firm is in a sense the successor to the English Monotype factory. It has the rights to the original designs, and later obtained rights to many more designs from other sources. The remains of the production archive and what is left of the machines are at the Type Museum in London
London is the capital and largest city of England and the United Kingdom, with a population of just under 9 million. It stands on the River Thames in south-east England at the head of a estuary down to the North Sea, and has been a majo ...
, England. There the original matrices can still be accessed and parts of the old machines ordered. The collection itself is the property of the British Science Museum
A science museum is a museum devoted primarily to science. Older science museums tended to concentrate on static displays of objects related to natural history, paleontology, geology, industry and industrial machinery, etc. Modern trends in mu ...
. The survival of the Type Museum is threatened since the building is no longer owned by the Science Museum, is in a very poor state of repair, and the new owner intends other uses for the property.
Hot metal
The first two firms mentioned above produced a long list of fonts, which were identified by names and serial numbers. That type design eventually acquired a very good name and the "Monotype" brand was synonymous with high quality and reliability.
In their name much typographic research on historical character designs from the early years of typography has been carried out. Many of the letters were produced as "revivals" , including characters in Garamond
Garamond is a group of many serif typefaces, named for sixteenth-century Parisian engraver Claude Garamond, generally spelled as Garamont in his lifetime. Garamond-style typefaces are popular and particularly often used for book printing and b ...
, Baskerville
Baskerville is a serif typeface designed in the 1750s by John Baskerville (1706–1775) in Birmingham, England, and cut into metal by punchcutter John Handy. Baskerville is classified as a Serif#Transitional, transitional typeface, intended as a ...
, Bodoni
Bodoni is the name given to the serif typefaces first designed by Giambattista Bodoni (1740–1813) in the late eighteenth century and frequently revived since. Bodoni's typefaces are classified as Didone or modern. Bodoni followed the ideas o ...
, Bembo
Bembo is a serif typeface created by the British branch of the Monotype Corporation in 1928–1929 and most commonly used for body text. It is a member of the " old-style" of serif fonts, with its regular or roman style based on a design cut a ...
, Caslon
Caslon is the name given to serif typefaces designed by William Caslon I (c. 1692–1766) in London, or inspired by his work.
Caslon worked as an engraver of punches, the masters used to stamp the moulds or matrices used to cast metal ty ...
and many other typefaces.
The major difference between the two firms is that the American fonts do not match the English fonts. Letters with the same name had in most cases a different designer, and their appearance and implementation differ. The identification numbers do not all correspond.
The matrices of the two firms also differ in terms of depth, the image inside the matrix, implementation, and size. For example, the American matrices are shallower by 0.025 mm (0.010 inch
Measuring tape with inches
The inch (symbol: in or ″) is a unit of length in the British imperial and the United States customary systems of measurement. It is equal to yard or of a foot. Derived from the Roman uncia ("twelfth") ...
), and consequently the interior of American foundry moulds need to be higher to produce characters with a type height of 23.3 mm (0.918 inch). This was one of many measures taken by the two Monotype companies to divide the world market between themselves. For example, the Americans served the Americas and the Canadian markets. The British company, The Monotype Corporation Ltd. in Salfords, had many customers in India, Africa, and Asia. For these countries many non-Latin typefaces were created for printing in Hebrew, Javanese, Sanskrit, Sinhala, Thai, and other languages.
The composition-caster machines of The Monotype Corporation produced ready-to-use composed pages with text consisting of single pieces of type. The machine provided filled lines, justifying them by adding spaces of varying widths. These ending machines were controlled with a paper ribbon. Typing the texts on keyboards was manual work that took much more time than casting. A composition-caster needed the ribbons of at least three separate keyboards. Correction of the final composition was accomplished by simply replacing the moveable type. The lines did not need to be recast, as with Linotype machine
The Linotype machine ( ) is a "line casting" machine used in printing; manufactured and sold by the former Mergenthaler Linotype Company and related It was a hot metal typesetting system that cast lines of metal type for individual uses. Lin ...
s.
These composition-casters could produce type in sizes up to 14 point pica or Didot font width. "Large-composition" customized machines and moulds could provide composition up to 36 points. The matrices are correspondingly larger and there is room for only one alphabet in the die case. For this reason one machine-run could not provide composition in both Roman and italic typeface, so additional hand work was required in such cases.
Type for hand-composing was also cast with Monotype machines; all characters up to 36pt, and rules, could be cast on a large-composition machine. Another machine was the "super-caster" or "supra", which could cast single type. After conversion it could also be used to cast any material needed in print shops, including reglettes, ornaments, and similar designs, as well as characters up to 72 points. There were moulds with inserts for sizes 14 to 36 point. For the even larger sizes of 42, 48, 60 and 72 point another type cast was used. The machine had to be reconfigured for each different type requirement.
Unit arrangement
The width of the hot-lead Monotype type is expressed in units of a set. The widest letter in the alphabet, usually the capital "W", was measured in quarter- pica points, a unit being part of this width. The unit width is calculated as follows for a 12-set example. * 1 pica = inch * 1 pica point = × inch = 0.013889 inch * 1 unit 1 set = × × = inch = 0.000771605 inch * 1 unit 12 set = = 0.00925926 inch All character were designed to have widths a whole number of units of the set. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, up to 18 or even more. * 5 units 12 set = 0.046296 inch * 6 units 12 set = 0.055555 * 7 units 12 set = 0.064815 ..... * 18 units 12 set = 0.1667 inch English and American manuals use a different size for the pica: the new-pica = 0.1660 inch. On the European mainland all wedges and tables in the manuals are based on the "old" pica = 0.1667 inch and those wedges can be identified by the extra capital E (= English). That gives small differences in the tables in the various manuals. In practice, however, these differences are so small that they make only little difference when cast with a S5-E wedge or a S5 wedge based on the new-pica. All character are designed to have as width a whole number of units of the set. So, for instance, A=14, B=13, C=14... a=8, b,d,h,k,n,p,q=10, c=8 ... The list with these widths is called the "unit-arrangement" (UA). Different fonts can have the same UA. In some font designs the unit-arrangement can be different for each point size, for example, with theLutetia (typeface)
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and some other fonts of Jan van Krimpen
Jan, JaN or JAN may refer to:
Acronyms
* Jackson, Mississippi (Amtrak station), US, Amtrak station code JAN
* Jackson-Evers International Airport, Mississippi, US, IATA code
* Jabhat al-Nusra (JaN), a Syrian militant group
* Japanese Article Numb ...
. These UAs are essential for the layout of the matrix case, in which the matrices are sorted into rows by the unit widths. The various "unit-arrangements" have been given numbers.
Long and short descenders
The letters g j p q y ij are descenders. In the italic typefaces ''f'' and the "long s" are also descenders. Many of the older fonts were intended mainly for use in newspaper columns.Times New Roman
Times New Roman is a serif typeface. It was commissioned by the British newspaper ''The Times'' in 1931 and conceived by Stanley Morison, the artistic adviser to the British branch of the printing equipment company Monotype, in collaboration wit ...
is a good example, but there were many others. The descenders were kept as short as possible in such fonts so that all the text could be set with the same line spacing. However, for many fonts for luxury productions longer variants of the descenders were also available—the lining would usually need to be adjusted to accommodate them when casting.
Letterpress printing
The design of fonts for letterpress printing needs to be adjusted for this technique. The reason is that the type is printed with some force on the paper, pressing the ink on the type out to the edges of the letter. The center of the character is accordingly printed a bit lighter than the edges. This results in what is called a "bead edge". It is further enhanced because not only the surface of the type get inked, but also the bevels around it, which also contributes to the visual effect of the printed typeface, as can be readily seen with a magnifying glass. The bead edge and bright centre in print suggest a calligraphic typeface. And with letterpress there is a much wider choice of suitable, often more expensive, paper types that can be printed.Computer adjustments
After the "hot metal" firms ceased production because of the transition fromletterpress
Letterpress printing is a technique of relief printing. Using a printing press, the process allows many copies to be produced by repeated direct impression of an inked, raised surface against sheets or a continuous roll of paper. A worker comp ...
to offset
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printing in more and more printing companies, with Lanston Monotype being the first to do so in America, the font designs needed adjustment for computer use. There is a difference compared with the old hot-metal characters since the fixed relationship between the width of the letters in the unit arrangement is often experienced as a disadvantage. Discussion of this problem has long been going on, for example by Jan van Krimpen
Jan, JaN or JAN may refer to:
Acronyms
* Jackson, Mississippi (Amtrak station), US, Amtrak station code JAN
* Jackson-Evers International Airport, Mississippi, US, IATA code
* Jabhat al-Nusra (JaN), a Syrian militant group
* Japanese Article Numb ...
.
The design of a lead type cannot be copied without some adjustments since the pressure on lead type during printing presses the ink sideways, and the final appearance of the letter on paper is wider than the surface of the lead character. This extra width is not the same at all places around the character. It depends on the paper surface used, the pressure, the type of press, whether cylinder or platten, and many other factors.
Many digital fonts from the early digital age have this characteristic defect. The metal surface was simply copied, the result being that the color of the printed pages is far too light. In offset or other modern printing techniques, the typeface on the plate and on the printed letter now match much more closely. The use of mostly coated papers with offset types also has an effect. During the type design process all this should be taken into account since simple design drawing of the surface of a lead letter without any adjustment for offset or computer printing will not produce a good result.
List of typefaces
The alphabetical list below refers primarily to the fonts produced by the English "hot metal" Monotype company. The numbers mentioned below are from the English "specimen-blades", four editions of the booklets "Monotype book of information", and some additional information from the London Type Museum. In the 1960s many Monotype fonts were discontinued. The "patterns" for the originals from which the punches were created, the punches, and the whole stock of remaining matrices were destroyed. The font has disappeared except for the matrices in the possession of various printers. Sample sheets of these fonts are particularly difficult to find and are lacking in many collections. A small number of American letter designs are added to the list, designated by "Am" and their number. American matrices differ from those in England. American matrices were 0.0025 mm (0.0010 inch) less deeply engraved. Consequently, the American moulds were 0.0025 mm (0.0010 inch) higher internally compared with moulds from the factory in Salfords UK. Consequently, American matrices on an English cast produce a low letter. English matrices on American moulds produce French-height type. The list of computer letters from Monotype Imaging, Inc. is constantly being modified and can be best consulted on the website of the company.Latin fonts
A
* Acier : 297: Acier (never released) : 319: Acier Grey and White (never released) * Albertus : 481: Albertus ''Roman'' :: introduction: 1935 :: display matrices: : 538: Albertus bold titling ''Roman'' :: introduction: 1938 :: display matrices: : 534: Albertus light ''Roman'' :: introduction: 1940 :: display matrices, one size: 24pt line .2652 : 324: Albertus titling ''Roman'' (1940 ?) :: display matrices: * Albion : __5: Albion ''Roman'' :: composition matrices UA.2 = 6pt - 12pt : _42: Albion (No 2) ''Roman'' :: composition matrices UA.2 = 6.5pt - 12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-61 : _63: Albion ''Roman'' :: UA.2 : 6.5 pt - 13pt : _70: Albion (No 4) ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.2 : 6.5pt - 13pt : _74: Albion Extended ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.3: 6D - 13pt :: display matrices: : 264: Albion (in 1965 taken out of production) * Aldine Bembo : 270: Aldine Bembo (see: Bembo 270) : 370: Aldine Bembo Titling (see: Bembo Titling) * Anchor : 491: Anchor (taken out of production, "cancelled") *Andalé Mono
Andalé Mono (for technical reasons also Andale Mono) is a monospaced sans-serif typeface designed by Steve Matteson for terminal emulation and software development environments, originally for the Taligent project by Apple Inc. and IBM. Andalé ...
:: Only produced for computer use.
* Angulus
: 555: Angulus ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.474: only one size available 4.4pt
* Antique
: 207: Antique ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 207 Antique Old Style)
: 307: Antique (in 1965 taken out of production)
:: composition matrices: U.A. = 70, only: 5.5pt and 7ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-38
: 407: Antique (in 1965 taken out of production)
::composition matrices: UA = 70
: 354: Antique (No.2) (in 1967 taken out of production)
:: composition matrices: UA = 335
: _74: Antique Extended (see Ionic, see: Albion Extended)
: 153: Antique Extended (see: Albion Extended)
: 223: Antique Heavy (see: Devonshire Bold)
: 224: Antique Heavy Condensed (see: Devonshire Bold Condensed)
* Antique Latin
: __9: Antique Latin (see: Latin Antique)
: _60: Antique Latin (see: Latin Antique No.2)
: _78: Antique Latin (see: Latin Antique No.3)
: _84: Antique Latin (see: Latin Antique No.4)
* Antique Old Style
: __3: Antique Old Style No.3 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6pt - 12pt
: 161: Antique Old Style No.3 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: Roman UA.29, italic UA.54, 6pt - 12pt
:: display matrices:
: 124: Antique Old Style No.1 synonyms: Old Style Antique and Series 124 (in 1967 taken out of production)
:: all descenders available in two versions short- and long-descenders
:: composition matrices: UA.1, 6pt - 12pt (6pt is missing on older specimen blades)
: 207: Antique Old Style ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.70 = 6.5pt - 10pt
* Arial
:: No matrices for hot-metal
* Arrighi Italic
: 252: Arrighi Italic (see: Centaur)
* Ashley Crawford
: 238: Ashley Crawford (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices:
: 279: Ashley Crawford Plain (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices:
* Ashley Script
: 574: Ashley Script
:: display matrices: 14-72 ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-70
* Avenir
:: No matrices for hot-metal
B
* Barbou : 178: Barbou ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.447: 8 - 12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-71 * Baskerville : 169: Baskerville ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.43: 6D - 14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 11-73 :: large-composition matrices: 14-18pt Roman UA.136, italic UA.141: :: 22pt: only Roman, 24pt: Roman UA.136, italic UA.150 :: display matrices: : 312: Baskerville bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.332: 6D - 14pt :: display matrices: : 313: Baskerville bold (see: 313 Baskerville Semi-Bold) : 377: Baskerville Bold Large Face (cancelled in 1967) :: display matrices: : 376: Baskerville Bold Titling For Newspaper Headings (cancelled in 1965) :: large-composition matrices: UA.374: 14pt, 18pt and 24pt cast at 18pt combined in one matrix frame : 378: Baskerville Bold Titling For Newspaper Headings) (cancelled in 1965) :: large-composition matrices: UA.372: 14pt, 18pt and 24pt cast at 18pt combined in one matrix frame : 380: Baskerville Extra Bold Titling (cancelled in 1967) :: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-41 : 312: Baskerville Heavy (see: 312 Baskerville Bold) : 313: Baskerville Semi-Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.332: 6D - 14pt :: display matrices: : 381: Baskerville Titling For Newspaper Headings (cancelled in 1965) :: large-composition matrices: UA.372: 14pt, 18pt and 24pt cast at 18pt combined in ''one'' die case * Bell (by Monotype inc. revised version) : 341: Bell ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.314: 8D - 14pt :: display matrices: : 619: Bell Gothic ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.445: 6 and 8ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-73 : 620: Bell Gothic Bold ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.445: 6 and 8pt * Bembo : 270: Bembo ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.91: 6D - 14pt :: variants: alternative numerals: F537, F538, alternative capitals: R 203, M 145, ''R'' 224 :: large-composition matrices: 14pt-24pt :: display matrices: : 428: Bembo bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.368: 6D - 14pt :: large-composition matrices: 14pt-18pt :: display matrices: : 294: Bembo condensed Italic ''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.360: 10pt - 13pt UA.361: 16pt : 428: Bembo Heavy (see: 428 Bembo Bold) : 509: Bembo semi-bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.91: 5.5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-76 : 370: Bembo titling ''Roman''/''italic'' :: display matrices: * Berling : 643: Berling ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1973) :: punches made in cooperation with Berlinska Stilgjuteriet, Lund :: composition matrices: UA.495: 6D-12DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-65 : 644: Berling semi bold ''Roman'' :: punches made in cooperation with Berlinska Stilgjuteriet, Lund :: composition matrices: UA.496: 6D-12D * Bernard condensed : 213: Bernard condensed ''Roman'' :: display matrices: * Blado : 119: Blado Italic ''italic'' (designed to be used with Poliphilus 170) :: composition matrices: UA.53: 10pt - 13ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-50 :: large-composition matrices: 16pt = UA.142 :: display matrices: *Bodoni
Bodoni is the name given to the serif typefaces first designed by Giambattista Bodoni (1740–1813) in the late eighteenth century and frequently revived since. Bodoni's typefaces are classified as Didone or modern. Bodoni followed the ideas o ...
: 135: Bodoni ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: Bodoni no.3)
:: composition matrices: UA.1: 6pt-13pt , UA.77: 14pt
:: variants: long descenders and "Large-Face" in 11pt
:: large-composition matrices: 16pt, 18pt, 24pt Roman, UA.425 = 24pt ''italic''
:: display matrices:
: 254: Bodoni No.2 (see also: 357 Bodoni No.2) (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices: 4 sizes
: 288: Bodoni No.1 (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.364: 10D-12D-14D
: 357: Bodoni No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 357 Bodoni Book)
:: composition matrices: UA.319: 8pt-12pt
: 504: Bodoni No 5 ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 504 Bodoni 357)
:: composition matrices: UA.319: 8pt-12pt
: 195: Bodoni Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.3: 6pt-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 11-76
:: display matrices:
: 260: Bodoni Bold ''Roman''/''italic'', Vette variant for series 135
:: composition matrices: Roman UA.2 italic UA.143: 6pt-13pt; Roman UA.417, italic UA.143: 14pt
:: long descenders available and "large face" in 11pt
:: display matrices:
: 529: Bodoni Bold Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
: 760: Bodoni Bold Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 357: Bodoni Book ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.319: 8pt-12pt
: 260: Bodoni Heavy ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 260 Bodoni Bold)
: 529: Bodoni Heavy condensed ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 529 Bodoni Bold condensed)
: 120: Bodoni ultra bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
* Bold Face
: _53: Bold Face (see: 53 Old Style Bold)
: 167: Bold Face (see: 167 De Vinne Italic)
: 366: Bold Face (see: 366 Inflex Bold)
: 245: Bold Face Italic No.2 (see: 245 Old Style Bold Italic)
: 253: Bold Face No.2 (see: 253 Old Style Bold)
: 138: Bold Face No.3 ''Roman''. (cancelled in 1965)
:: composition matrices: UA.3: 9pt
: 503: Bold Face (cancelled in 1965)
: 176: Bold Face Outline (see: 176 Old Style Bold Outline)
: 253: Bold Face Special Line (see: 253 Old Style Bold)
: 167: Bold Italic (see: 167 De Vinne Italic series No. 167)
: 334: Bold (The Times) (see: 334 Times Bold)
: 345: Bold (The Times) (see: 345 Times Bold)
: 360: Bold (The Times) (see: 360 Times Bold)
* Braggadocio
: 278: Braggadocio ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
* Breitkopf
: 466: Breitkopf ''romain'' (cancelled in 1936)
* Broadway
: a306: Broadway (Sorts) (cancelled before 1966)
: a307: Broadway Engraved (Sorts) (cancelled before 1966)
* Bruce Rogers
: 494: Bruce Rogers (cancelled in 1967)
: 594: Bruce Rogers Titling (in research)
* Bulmer
: 469: Bulmer ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.412: 11pt-12pt
C
* Calendar : L17: Calendar Figures ''Roman'' : L19: Calendar Days ''Roman'' * Calisto * Canterbury :197: Canterbury (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.57 = 8-12pt :: display matrices: *Caslon
Caslon is the name given to serif typefaces designed by William Caslon I (c. 1692–1766) in London, or inspired by his work.
Caslon worked as an engraver of punches, the masters used to stamp the moulds or matrices used to cast metal ty ...
: 128: Caslon ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.57 = 8-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-72
:: large composition: 18pt - 24pt,
:: display matrices:
: 209: Caslon Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
*Castellar
: 600: Castellar ''Roman''
:Title typeface drawn by John Peters in 1957 based on engraved Roman square capitals
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.
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-71
* Centaur
: 252: Centaur ''Roman''/''italic'', also known under the name: Arrighi
:: composition matrices: UA.90 = 6-14pt, UA.322 = 14pt
:: large composition: 14pt - 24pt, UA.165 = ''Roman'', UA.166 = ''italic''
:: display matrices:
: 352: Centaur ''Roman''/''italic''
:: large composition matrices only 18pt
: 295: Centaur Titling ''Roman''
* Century
: 227: Century No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 227 Century Schoolbook)
: 211: Century No.1 ''Roman'' (synonym: 211 Modern)
:: composition matrices UA.1 = 8pt
: 545: Century Bold (cancelled in 1967)
: 546: Century Bold Extended (cancelled in 1967)
: 227: Century Schoolbook ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.369 = 6-14pt, UA.322 = 14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-71
:: large composition: 18pt - 20pt only ''Roman'' UA.370
: 477: Century Schoolbook Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.498 = 6-14pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-72
: 650: Century Schoolbook ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-69
: 651: Century Schoolbook Bold ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
* Century Gothic
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-68
* Chatsworth
:510: Chatsworth (cancelled in 1965)
:: At the request of Stephenson and Blake, Sheffield produced for them in one size.
:: composition matrices: UA.391 = 10pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-39
* Chiswell Old Face
: 154: Chiswell Old face ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
* Clarendon
: _12: Clarendon ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 5-12pt,
: 412: Clarendon No.2 (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 5-12pt,
: 501: Clarendon Timetable (cancelled in 1967)
* Clearface Bold
: 157: Clearface Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6-12pt,
:: display matrices:
* Cloister
A cloister (from Latin ''claustrum'', "enclosure") is a covered walk, open gallery, or open arcade running along the walls of buildings and forming a quadrangle or garth. The attachment of a cloister to a cathedral or church, commonly against a ...
: 271: Cloister Bold (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.86 = 6-12pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-37
: 272: Cloister Old Style (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.89 = 6-12pt,
: a395: Cloister Old Style (Sorts) (cancelled before 1966)
* Cochin
: 165: Cochin ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.67 = 6D-13pt, UA.174 = 14pt Roman, UA.173 = 14pt italicThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-55
:: display matrices:
: 225: Colonna ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-72
* Condensa
: 511: Condensa ''italic''
:: display matrices:
* Condensed
: 213: Condensed Bold (see: 213 Bernard Condensed)
: 224; Condensed Heavy Antique (see: 224 Devonshire Bold Condensed)
: 383: Condensed Heavy Grotesque (see: 383 Grotesque Condensed)
: 523: Condensed Heavy Grotesque Titling (see: 523 Grotesque Condensed)
: 419: Condensed Latin (see: 419 Grotesque Condensed Titling)
* Crossword
: 306: Crossword Puzzle Solutions
:: composition matrices: 11pt
:: 11pt: 28 matrices, ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ + empty field + shaded area, the matrices were cast on squares, with a flat wedge.
: 306: Crossword Puzzle Specials
:: 18pt: S 2612 t/m S 2641 = 1 t/m 30, S2727 t/m S2746 = 31-50, S3976 t/m S3986 = 51-61, S2643 = leeg veld, S2611 = gearceerd veld
::309: Crossword Squares (cancelled)
* Cushing
: _17: Cushing (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices UA.1 = 6pt - 13pt
*Curlz
Curlz MT is an OTF display typeface designed by Carl Crossgrove and Steve Matteson in 1995 for Agfa Monotype. It's distinct from other popular typefaces, characterized by its wavy strokes and swirls at the beginning or end of letters. Similar t ...
D
* Daily Mail Modern :326: Daily Mail Modern (cancelled in 1974) * Dante ::This font was the last design ofGiovanni Mardersteig Giovanni may refer to:
* Giovanni (name), an Italian male given name and surname
* Giovanni (meteorology), a Web interface for users to analyze NASA's gridded data
* ''Don Giovanni'', a 1787 opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, based on the legend of ...
. Charles Malin, the engraver producing the punches for Mardesteig died in 1955. After this event Mardersteig did not want any more new designs. In his opinion punches made with a pantograph were inferior. The character was later adapted for composition casters by Monotype and released in 1957.
: 592: Dante ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.441, 6D-14DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-70
:: display matrices
: 682: Dante Semi Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.504, 6D-14D
: 612: Dante Titling ''Roman''
:: display matricesThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 3-61
* Deutsch Romisch
: 298: Deutsch Romisch (cancelled in 1970)
:: composition matrices: UA.303, 6D-12DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-40
: 286: Deutsch Romisch Bold (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.304, 8D-10DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-37
* De Vinne
: 131: De Vinne (cancelled in 1967
:: composition matrices: UA.400, 8pt
:: display matrices
: _21: De Vinne (see: De Vinne Condensed)
: _21: De Vinne Condensed (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.2 6.5pt - 12 ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. specimen blade 3-44
: 167: De Vinne Italic (synonym: Bold Italic Series No. 167) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.3 7.5pt - 11 pt
* Devonshire
: 223: Devonshire Bold (synonym: 223 Heavy Antique (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices
: 224: Devonshire Bold Condensed (synonym: 224 Condensed Heavy Antique) (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices
* Didot
: _71: Didot ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.1 6.5pt - 13pt
* Divina Comedia
: 425: Divina Comedia (destroyed in a bombardment)
* Dorchester Script
: 436 Dorcherster script
:: display matrices
E
* Egyptian : 107: Egyptian No.1 ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 12-67 : 171: Egyptian (synonym: 171 Egyptian Bold) (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.39 = 9pt : 173: Egyptian No.4 ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 129: Egyptian ''Roman'' (see: Egyptian Bold nr.1 en: 251) : 130: Egyptian (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.3 = 8pt : 162: Egyptian No.3 (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.3 = 8pt : 184: Egyptian (see: 184 Ionic No.3) : 241: Egyptian : 251: Egyptian (see: Egyptian Condensed) : 330: Egyptian (see: Egyptian Bold) : 129: Egyptian Bold No.1 ''Roman'' (see: 251) :: composition matrices: UA.3 = 8-10ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-76 : 171: Egyptian Bold (see: 171 Egyptian) (cancelled in 1967) : 330: Egyptian Bold (synonym: 330 Egyptian) (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.3 = 6D : 282: Egyptian Bold Condensed ''Roman'' (see: 251) (synonyms: Egyptian Heavy and Heavy Egyptian :: composition matrices: UA.313 = 6D : 251: Egyptian Condensed ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.63 = 6.5pt : 112: Egyptian Condensed (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.2 = 9pt : 464: Egyptian Condensed (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.130 = 6D-10D : _72: Egyptian Extended ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.3 = 5-13ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-68 : 465: Egyptian Extended (bij bombardement vernietigd) : 282: Egyptian Heavy ''Roman'' (see: 282 Egyptian Bold Condensed) * Ehrhardt : 453: Ehrhardt ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.397 = 6-14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-77 :: display matrices: : 563: Ehrhardt (cancelled in 1974) : 573: Ehrhardt Semi-Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.430 = 6-14pt :: display matrices: * Ellington *Elite Typewriter : 235: Elite Typewriter (see: Typewriter) :: composition matrices: UA.28 = 12pt * Elsevir : _19: Elsevir ''Roman''/''italic'' :: UA.1 6pt - 12 pt * Electronic Reading Founts : E-13B : CMC7 : 407-1 : OCR-B *Emerson : 320: Emerson ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.390 = 8-14pt :: display matrices: : 400: Emerson (cancelled in 1967) : 479: Emerson (destroyed in a bombardment) * Emery : 452: Emery (cancelled in 1965) * Engravers Titling : 146: Engraver's Titling (see: 146 Engravers' Titling) : 146: Engravers' Titling ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6pt, capitals in 4 sizes, that can be combined.The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 11-68 : 147: Engravers' Titling (see: Engravers' Bold Titling) : 147: Engravers' Titling Bold (see: Engravers' Bold Titling) * Engravers Bold titling : 147: Engravers Bold Titling ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6 and 12pt in 4 sizes that can be combined. :: display matrices: 24 pt in 5 sizesF
* Fabritius : 586: Fabritius ''Roman'' *Falstaff : 323: Falstaff ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.347 = 6D-12D :: display matrices: * Felix Titling : 399: Felix Titling ''Roman'' :: display matrices: * Fanfare Bold : 514: Fanfare Bold Condensed Italic Titling ''italic'' (destroyed in a bombardment) : 516: Fanfare Bold Condensed Italic Titling No.2 ''italic'' * Festival Titling : 554: Festival Titling ''italic'' :: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-58 * Figaro : 536: Figaro ''Roman'' :: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-60 : 626: Figaro Bold (cancelled in 1967) ^ Fleet Titling : 632: Fleet Titling ''Roman'' :: display matrices: * Floriated capitals : 431: Floriated capitals :: display matrices: * Fontana : 403: Fontana ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.464 = 8pt-14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-61 :: large composition matrices: : 437: Fontana bible face ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.464 = 4.5pt-6pt : 443: Fontana Titling (destroyed in a bombardment) * Forte : 614: Forte :: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-62 * Fournier : 185: Fournier ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.59 = 8pt-13.5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-68 :: large composition matrices: UA. 446 : 185: Fournier Old Face (see: Fournier) : 285: Fournier Old Face (Shortened Caps) (see: Fournier Shortened Capitals) : 285: Fournier Shortened Capitals ''Roman''/''italic'' (see also: Fournier 185) :: composition matrices: UA.59 = 10pt-13.5pt, abridged capitals, for use in conjunction with the lowercase characters of Fournier 185 * French Face Extended : _76: French Face Extended (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 7D-10ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-40 * French Modern : 111: French Modern (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6D-10pt * French Old Style : _68: French Old Style ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5pt-13pt :: oid specimen blades show size 7pt and 8pt, later versions: 6.5pt and 7.5pt, set and lining stay the same. : 109: French Old Style ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: French Old Stype no. 2) (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5pt-11ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-40 : 148: French Old Style No.3 (cancelled in 1967 :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-40 : _69: French Old Style Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 7pt-13pt : _69: French Old Style (Half-Fat) (see: French Old Style Bold) * French Round Face : _44: French Round Face ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5pt-13pt * Fredericus Antiqus : 314: Fredericus Antiqus ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5pt-13pt * Futura Buchschrift : 596: Futura Buchschrift (cancelled in 1960)G
* Gallia (Sorts) : a313: Gallia (Sorts) (cancelled voor 1966) *Garamond
Garamond is a group of many serif typefaces, named for sixteenth-century Parisian engraver Claude Garamond, generally spelled as Garamont in his lifetime. Garamond-style typefaces are popular and particularly often used for book printing and b ...
: 156: Garamond ''Roman''/''italic''
:: Swash and ligatures for 156
:: The italic which was designed for this series was found by customers to be much too extreme. Eventually it was decided to design a more modest italic. That was: '' ' Series 174 '' '. The extra luxury italic "swash"-capitals continued to be maintained. In old die cases the italic matrices with 156 appearing on them are occasionally to be found, and they are quite popular for present users of Monotype machines.
:: composition matrices: UA.37 = 6-12pt, UA.99 = 14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-73
:: large composition: Roman = UA.114 italic = UA.115
:::14pt (14D) ''Roman''/''italic'', 16pt (16D) ''Roman'', 18pt (18D) ''Roman''/''italic'', 24pt (24D) ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
: 201: Garamond bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: 6-12pt: Roman = UA.61, italic = UA.315, 14pt = UA.342
:: large composition: UA.154
:::18pt (18D) ''Roman''/''italic'', 24pt (24D) ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
: 174: Garamond Italic No.2 ''italic'' (the ''Roman'' was cancelled before 1966)
:: composition matrices: UA.42 = 6-12pt, UA.140 = 14pt
:: large composition: UA.140
:::14pt (14D) ''Roman''/''italic'', 18pt (18D) ''Roman''/''italic'', 24pt (24D) ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
: 201: Garamond Heavy (see: 201 Garamond Bold)
: Am. 548: Garamond Bold
: Am. 5481: Garamond Bold Italic
: Am. 648E: American Garamond (''Roman'')
: Am. 649G: American Garamond Italic
* Garamont (Goudy)
: Am. 248: Garamont (Goudy) ''Roman''
: Am. 2481: Garamont Italic (Goudy) ''italic''
* Gill
: 275: Gill Bold Sans-Serif (see: 275 Gill Sans Bold)
: 430: Gill Face (destroyed in a bombardment)
: 442: Gill Ultra Bold (see: 442 Gill Sans Ultra Bold)
: 433: Gill Moiree Shadow (destroyed in a bombardment)
* Gill Sans
Gill Sans is a humanist sans-serif typeface designed by Eric Gill and released by the British branch of Monotype from 1928 onwards.
Gill Sans is based on Edward Johnston's 1916 "Underground Alphabet", the corporate font of London Underground. ...
: 262: Gill Sans ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.82, italic: UA.311 = 5-14pt (S.H. = short descenders)
:: large composition: UA.383, ''Roman'' 18pt
:: display matrices:
: 349: Gill Sans No.2 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.345 = 5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-63
: 275: Gill Sans Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.93 = 5-14pt, italic: UA.302 = 5.5-14pt (S.H. = short descenders)
:: large composition: UA.383, ''Roman'' 18pt
:: display matrices:
: 350: Gill Sans Bold ''Roman'' (see: 350 Gill Sans 349)
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.346 = 5pt
: 575: Gill Sans Bold (cancelled in 1967)
: 343: Gill Sans Bold Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.93 = 5-14pt, italic: UA.302 = 5.5-14pt (S.H. = short descenders)The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 3-71
:: display matrices:
: 373: Gill Sans Bold Condensed Titling No.1 ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 525: Gill Sans Bold Condensed Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 468: Gill Sans Bold Extra Condensed ''Eoman''
:: display matrices:
: _L8: Gill Sans Bold Timetable ''Roman''
: 317: Gill Sans Bold Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 233: Gill Sans Cameo ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 299: Gill Sans Cameo Ruled ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 485: Gill Sans Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.499 = 10-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-72
:: display matrices:
: 321: Gill Sans Extra Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.336 = 6D-12pt
:: display matrices:
: 526: Gill Sans Extra Bold Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 526: Gill Sans Extra Heavy Titling (see: 526 Gill Sans Extra Bold Titling)
: 362: Gill Sans Light ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.82 = 4.5-14pt, italic: UA.311 = 5-14pt
:: display matrices:
: 662: Gill Sans Light No.2 ''Roman'' (synonym: Gill Sans Light, see also: Gill Sans 349)
:: composition matrices: Roman: UA.345 = 5pt
: 353: Gill Sans Poster ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 406: Gill Sans Shadow No.1 ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-68
: 408: Gill Sans Shadow No.2 ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 338: Gill Sans Shadow No.3 ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-71
: 290: Gill Sans Shadow Line ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 304: Gill Sans Shadow Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-70
: 231: Gill Sans Titling ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.84 = 6pt in 4 sizes, 12pt
:: display matrices:
: 262: Gill Sans-Serif (see: 262 Gill Sans)
: 349: Gill Sans-Serif (see: 349 Gill Sans)
: 353: Gill Sans-Serif (see: 353 Gill Sans Poster)
: 275: Gill Sans-Serif Bold (see: 275 Gill Sans Bold)
: 350: Gill Sans-Serif Bold (see: 350 Gill Sans Bold)
: 343: Gill Sans-Serif Bold Condensed (see: 343 Gill Sans Bold Condensed)
: 468: Gill Sans-Serif Bold Extra Condensed (see: 465 Gill Sans Bold Extra Condensed)
: 233: Gill Sans-Serif Cameo (see: 233 Gill Sans Cameo)
: 299: Gill Sans-Serif Cameo Ruled (see: 299 Gill Sans Cameo Ruled)
: 373: Gill Sans-Serif Extra Bold Titling (see: 373 Gill Sans Bold Condensed Titling)
: 321: Gill Sans-Serif Extra Heavy (see: 321 Gill Sans Extra Bold)
: 485: Gill Sans-Serif Medium Condensed (see: 485 Gill Sans Condensed)
: 362: Gill Sans-Serif Light (see: 362 Gill Sans Light)
: 304: Gill Sans-Serif Shadow (see: 304 Gill Sans Shadow Titling)
: 406: Gill Sans-Serif Shadow No.1 (see: 406 Gill Sans Shadow No.1)
: 408: Gill Sans-Serif Shadow No.2 (see: 408 Gill Sans Shadow No.2)
: 290: Gill Sans-Serif Shadowline (see: 290 Gill Sans Shadow Line)
: 231: Gill Sans-Serif Titling (see: 231 Gill Sans Titling)
: 317: Gill Sans-Serif Titling (see: 317 Gill Sans Bold Titling)
: 338: Gill Sans-Serif Two Colour (see: 338 Gill Sans Shadow No.3)
: 442: Gill Sans-Serif Ultra Bold (see: 442 Gill Sans Ultra Bold)
: 442: Gill Sans Ultra Bold ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
:: Alternative characters for 262, 275, 362
* Gloucester
: 103: Gloucester Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.5 = 6-13.5pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 3-70
:: display matrices:
: 198: Gloucester Bold Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.60 = 6-12pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-70
:: display matrices:
: 243: Gloucester Bold Extended ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.75 = 6-12pt,
:: display matrices:
: 395: Gloucester Bold Extra Condensed ''Roman''
:: display matrices: 14-72pt
: 160: Gloucester Bold Italic
:: composition matrices: UA.3 = 6-12pt,
: 396: Gloucester Extra Condensed ''Roman''
:: display matrices: 14-72pt
: _99: Gloucester Old Style ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 6-13.5pt,
:: large composition: 18pt (18D) UA.116, ''Roman''/''italic'', 24pt (24D) UA.117, ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices:
*Gothic (collective name for sans serif typefaces)
: __4: Gothic (synonym: Grotesque Condensed) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices UA.1B 6pt - 12pt
* Goudy
: 269: Goudy Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.88 = 6-14pt,
:: display matrices:
: 441: Goudy Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.382 = 6-12pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-65
: 268: Goudy Cataloque ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.83 = 6-14pt,
:: display matrices:
: 364: Goudy Cataloque ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 5-6pt, UA.419 = 7pt-7.75pt,
: 214: Goudy Extra Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.88 = 6-14pt,
:: display matrices:
: 249: Goudy Modern ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.87 = 10-12pt,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-63
:: display matrices:
: 291: Goudy Old Style ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.312 = 6-14pt, long descenders available, Swash capitals in: 42, 60, 72pt
:: display matrices:
: 292: Goudy Text (gotisch schrift)
:: composition matrices: UA.339 = 9-12pt, can be combined with 293 Lombardic Capitals
:: display matrices:
: 439: Goudy Titling ''Roman''
* Gravura
: 533: Gravura ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1965)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 12pt
* Grock
: 388: Grock ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
* Grosvenor Script
: 493: Grosvenor Script ''italic''
:: display matrices:
* Grotesque (collective name for sans serif typefaces)
: _11: Grotesque (see: 11 Grotesque Bold Condensed)
: _33: Grotesque (see: 33 Grotesque Condensed)
: _51: Grotesque ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6-12pt, UA.124 = 14pt-18pt, UA.125= 24ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-65
:: large composition:
:: display matrices:
: 126: Grotesque (see: 126 Grotesque Light No.1)
: 215: Grotesque ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: Grotesque No. 1)
:: composition matrices: 5pt = roman UA.421 and intslic UA.429, 6.5pt-13pt = roman UA.65 and italic UA.401
:: display matrices:
: 216: Grotesque (see: 216 Grotesque Bold)
: 274: Grotesque (see: 274 Grotesque Light Condensed)
: 389: Grotesque No.2 (see: 389 Grotesque Light)
: 212: Grotesque ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1964)
:: composition matrices: UA.62 = 6.5pt
: _73: Grotesque Bold No.3 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.3 = 6-13pt
: _97: Grotesque Bold ''Roman'' (in red: withdrawn around 197(?) )
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 7.7ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 11-61
: 216: Grotesque Bold No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' combines with Series No. 215 Grotesque
:: composition matrices: 6.5pt-13pt = UA.66The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 12-65
:: display matrices:
: 680: Grotesque Bold ''Roman'' (see: Bell Gothic 619)
:: composition matrices UA.502 6pt
: _11: Grotesque Bold Condensed (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA-2, 6pt & 9pt (synonym: Grotesque)The Monotype Corporation Ltd. specimen-blade 10-40
: _15: Grotesque Bold Condensed No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: series 15 Sans Serif)
:: composition matrices Roman: UA.2 = 6pt - 12pt
:: 6pt (6D) with short descenders: 6.5 set line .1225
:: display matrices:
: 365: Grotesque Bold Condensed (synonym: 365 Heavy Narrow Gothic) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices UA.333 = 10pt - 12pt
: _81: Grotesque Bold Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 10pt
: 166: Grotesque Bold Condensed No.4 (synonym: 166 Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling)
:: composition matrices: UA.403 = 12pt, UA.121 = 14pt
:: large composition:
:: display matrices:
: 166: Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling ''Roman'' (see: 166 Grotesque Bold Condensed No.4)
: 527: Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-65
: 150: Grotesque Bold Extended No.1 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt, 7pt and 9pt only italic
:: large composition:
:: display matrices:
: 168: Grotesque Bold Extended (cancelled in 1967)
: 524: Grotesque Bold Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-64
: _33: Grotesque Condensed No.2 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6pt-13.5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-62
:: large composition, UA.395 = 22pt :
:: display matrices:
: 318: Grotesque Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.388 = 5D, 6pt, UA.300 = 6D-13pt
:: display matrices:
: 383: Grotesque Condensed No.4 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.341 = 5D-12D
:: display matrices:
: __4: Grotesque Condensed (see: Gothic Series No.4)
: 383: Grotesque Condensed Heavy (see: 383 Grotesque Condensed)
: 523: Grotesque Condensed Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 215: Grotesque Half Fat (see: 215 Grotesque No.1)
: 126: Grotesque Light No.1 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.420/UA.431 = 5pt-5.5pt, UA.64/UA.396 = 6.5pt-13pt
:: display matrices:
: 389: Grotesque Light (synonym: 389 Grotesque No. 2) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.2 = 8pt-12pt
: 274: Grotesque Light Condensed No.2 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.427 =5D, UA.94 = 6D-13pt
: 204: Grotesque Light Condensed (synonym: 204 Light face Gothic) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.58 = 12pt
:: display matrices:
: 405: Grotesque Light Condensed (cancelled in 1967)
: 405: Grotesque Narrow (see: 405 Grotesque Light Condensed)
: 177: Grotesque Newspaper Smalls (see: 177 Newspaper Small Ads)
: 216: Grotesque ¾ Fat (see: 216 Grotesque Bold No.1)
: 502: Grotesque Timetable (cancelled in 1967)
: 524: Grotesque Titling (see: 524 Grotesque Bold Titling)
* Gwendolin
: 208: Gwendolin (cancelled in 1967)
* Gustavus
: 484: Gustavus Bold (cancelled in 1965)
: 497: Gustavus Light (cancelled in 1965)
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* Haarlemmer : 531: Haarlemmer ''Roman'' (withdrawn in 1967) design:Jan van Krimpen
Jan, JaN or JAN may refer to:
Acronyms
* Jackson, Mississippi (Amtrak station), US, Amtrak station code JAN
* Jackson-Evers International Airport, Mississippi, US, IATA code
* Jabhat al-Nusra (JaN), a Syrian militant group
* Japanese Article Numb ...
:: composition matrices: UA.408 = 14D
* Half Fat Modern Mediaeval
: _52: Half Fat Modern Mediaeval ''Roman'' (synonym: 52 Schurmann Antiqua Halbfette) (withdrawn in 196(?) )
:: composition matrices: UA.5
* Headline bold
: 595: Headline Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.443 = 6-14pt
:: display matrices:
* Heavy
: 223: Heavy Antique (see: Devonshire Bold)
: 282: Heavy Egyptian (see: 282 Egyptian Bold Condensed) (synonym Egyptian Heavy)
: 365: Heavy Narrow Gothic (see: 365 Grotesque Bold Condensed) (cancelled in 1967)
: 435: Heavy Shadow French (cancelled in ??)
: 337: Heavy Small Caps (cancelled in 1974)
* Helvetica
Helvetica (originally Neue Haas Grotesk) is a widely used sans-serif typeface developed in 1957 by Swiss typeface designer Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann.
Helvetica is a neo-grotesque design, one influenced by the famous 19th century (1890s) ...
: 765: Helvetica ''Roman''/''italic''
:: combines with 766 Helvetica Medium, equivalent with Stempel's Helvetica halbfett, and Linotype Helvetica Bold
:: composition matrices: UA.508 = 6D-12DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-72
: 766: Helvetica Medium ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.508 = 6D-12D
* Horley Old Style
: 261: Horley Old Face Heavy (see: 261 Horley Old Style Bold)
: 188: Horley Old Style (replaced by 199, cancelled in 1965)
: 199: Horley Old Style ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.56 = 6-13pt, UA.362 = 14pt
:: large composition: Roman = UA.367
:: display matrices:
: 261: Horley Old Style Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.80 = 6-13pt
:: display matrices:
* 923: Hungry Dutch, ''roman''
::composition matrices, 12pt, no italic available
::Design: Russell Maret, a revival of a typeface cut in 1686 by Peter van Walpengen for Bishop John Fell of Oxford. After 50 years this was in 2020 the first design for a font to cast in composition.
I
*Imprint
Imprint or imprinting may refer to:
Entertainment
* ''Imprint'' (TV series), Canadian television series
* "Imprint" (''Masters of Horror''), episode of TV show ''Masters of Horror''
* ''Imprint'' (film), a 2007 independent drama/thriller film
...
: 101: Imprint ''Roman''/''italic''
:: combines with series 310 or 410
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 6-12pt, UA.4a = 13.5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-60
:: large composition:
:: display matrices:
: 310: Imprint Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: combines with series 101
:: composition matrices: UA.98 = 6pt-13.5pt
: 410: Imprint Bold No.2 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: combines with series 101
:: composition matrices: 6-13.5ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-63
: 310: Imprint Heavy No.1 (see: 310 Imprint Bold)
: 410: Imprint Heavy No.2 (see: 410 Imprint Bold)
: 101: Imprint Old Face (see: 101 Imprint)
: 190: Imprint Shadow ''Roman''/''italic''
::display matricesThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-61
* Indicateur
: 462: Indicateur (cancelled in 1967)
* Inflex Bold
: 366: Inflex Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.344 = 5pt-9pt, combines with: Series No. 342 IonicThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-71
* Inflex Timetable
: 503: Inflex Timetable (see: Bold Face)
* Ionic
: __6: Ionic (see: 6 Modern no.4) (cancelled in 1967)
: 265: Ionic No.1 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.321 = 6pt-6.5pt
: 342: Ionic No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' (see also: 562 Ionic 2-line
:: composition matrices: UA.317 = 5pt-9pt
: 184: Ionic No.3 ''Roman'' (synonym : 184 Egyptian) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.51 = 6pt
: 153: Ionic No.4 ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 8pt
: 416: Ionic No.5 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 7D-8D
: 451: Ionic No.6 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.380 = 6pt-7pt
: 476: Ionic (destroyed in a bombardment)
: 562: Ionic Two-line ''Roman'' only 10 pt high capitals, numbers and signs (see also: 342 Ionic)
:: composition matrices: UA.317(?) = 5pt,
:: In a die case combined with series 342-5pt this produces 10pt large initials, to produce advertisements. All can be done in one machine-run.
* Iroquois Condensed
: _23: Iroquois Condensed ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1964)
:: UA.2, 8pt, 10pt, 12 pt
* Italian Old Style
: 108: Italian Old Style ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 6pt-13pt
:: display matrices:
: 149: Italian Old Style Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.5 = 6pt-13pt
:: display matrices:
: 149: Italian Old Style Display (see: 149 Italian Bold Style Bold & Veronese (typeface)
Veronese (series 59) was a typeface of the Monotype company in the UK made to be used for type casting in hot metal typography
It was cut in 1911 for the publisher J. M. Dent, the owner of the Everyman's Library. It was based on another found ...
)
* Italic Display
: _54: Italic Display (see: 54 Modern Bold Italic)
J
* Jacno : 579: Jacno (experimental) * Janson : 646: Janson (cancelled in 1972) : Am. 401 Janson ''Roman'' : Am. 4011 Janson ''italic'' * Jenson : Am. 58 Jenson Old Style : Am. 258 Jenson Condensed * Joanna : 478: Joanna ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.449 = 8pt-14pt :: display matrices: * Jocunda : 369: Jocunda ''Roman'' only capitals, numbers and signs (cancelled in 1967) :: display matrices:K
* Kaatskill : 311: Kaatskill (cancelled in 1967) * Kennerley : Am: * Kino : 305: Kino ''Roman'' :: display matrices: * Klang : 593: Klang ''italic'' :: display matrices:L
* Lamp : 490: Lamp (cancelled) * Latin Antique : __9: Latin Antique ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA-2 (6-13pt) (synonym: Latin Antique) : _60: Latin Antique ''Roman'' (synonym: 60 Latin Antique No.2 :: composition matrices: UA.2 = 8-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-40 : _78: Latin Antique ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6-13pt : _84: Latin Antique (cancelled) (synonym: 84 Latin Antique no. 4) :: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6-12pt : 419: Latin Condensed ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 164: Latin Wide (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.19 = 8pt * Laudian Old Style : 450: Laudian Old Style ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 5.5pt-7.75pt : 454: Laudian Old Style (destroyed by bombs) * Lectern Missal : 538: Lectern Missal ''Roman'' (see: Missal 393) * Leysbourne : 348: Leysbourne (cancelled in 1965) :: 12 pt 10.5 set line.1325 UA.359 * Light : 505: Light Extra Condensed (see: 505 Placard light Extra Condensed) : 204: Light Face Gothic (see: 204 Grotesque Light Condensed) : 113: Light Face Plantin (see: 113 Plantin Light) : 522: Light Placard Titling (see: 522 Placard Condensed Titling) : 475: Light Script (see: 475 Script Light) * Littleworth : 284: Littleworth (cancelled in 1967) :: UA.=317, composition: 12pt = 10.5 set line.1336, 16pt display matrices line.1557 * Lombardic Capitals : 293:Lombardic Capitals
Lombardic capitals is the name given to a type of decorative Letter case, upper-case letters used in inscriptions and, typically, at the start of a section of text in medieval manuscripts. They are characterized by their rounded forms with thick ...
(see: 292 Goudy Text 292)
* L.P.T.B. Titling
: 517: L.P.T.B. Titling (cancelled in 1965)
* Lutetia, this early design of Jan van Krimpen
Jan, JaN or JAN may refer to:
Acronyms
* Jackson, Mississippi (Amtrak station), US, Amtrak station code JAN
* Jackson-Evers International Airport, Mississippi, US, IATA code
* Jabhat al-Nusra (JaN), a Syrian militant group
* Japanese Article Numb ...
was modified for Monotype. Jan van Krimpen had given his permission to change his design for hand composing of Lettergieterij Amsterdam to edit it for machine composition. Later he had to admit that the result was very good. But he added immediately that "if" he had known this in advance ... he never would have agreed ... to get as close as possible to the original design to be able to stay, it was necessary to make another unit-arrangement for each size. Consequently, it was a very expensive for the printer customers, since each size with another wedge had to be poured. Also on the keyboard keybanks for each size was another requirement, and extra wedges also had to be purchased.
: 255: Lutetia ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices Unit arrangements different for each size
:: display matrices:
M
* Mardersteig : 347: Mardersteig ::Never produced, only one proof-set was made forGiovanni Mardersteig Giovanni may refer to:
* Giovanni (name), an Italian male given name and surname
* Giovanni (meteorology), a Web interface for users to analyze NASA's gridded data
* ''Don Giovanni'', a 1787 opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, based on the legend of ...
himself. The matrices were lost.
* Matura
: 496: Matura ''script''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-62
* Matura scriptorial Capitals
: 528: Matura scriptorial Capitals (combines with 496 Matura)
:: display matrices:
* Mediaeval
: 125: Mediaeval ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1965)
: 134: Mediaeval ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1965)
: 136: Mediaeval ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1965)
: _88: Mediaeval Modern (see: 88 Modern Mediaeval)
: _52: Mediaeval Modern Half-Fat (see: 52 Half-Fat Modern Mediaeval) (synonyms: 52 Schurmann Antiqua Halbfette, Half-Fat Modern Mediaeval) (cancelled in 196?)
: _67: Mediaeval Old Style (see: 67 Old Style)
* Menhart
: 397: Menhart ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.378 = 10D-14The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-64
:: display matrices:
* Mercurius Bold Script
: 583: Mercurius Bold Script
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-61
* Missal
: 336: Missal
: 393: Missal ''Roman''
: 448: Missal No.3
: 459: Missal No.4
* Modern
: __1: Modern No.1 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: 1901, after a design of Miller & Richards
:: composition matrices: UA-1 (6-12pt), UA-1a(14pt),
: _80: Modern No.2 (cancelled in 1967)
::190?, composition matrices: UA-1,
: 189: Modern No.3 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: 190?, composition matrices: UA-1,
: __6: Modern No.4 (cancelled in 1967) (synonym: Ionic)
:: 190?, composition matrices: UA-1,
: _95: Modern No.5 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA-1 = 11pt
: 250: Modern No.6 ''Roman'' (synonym: 250 Modern Condensed no.5)
:: composition matrices: UA.92 = 6.5pt UA=418 = 7D
: 422: Modern No.7 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1965)
:: composition matrices: UA.376 = 12 pt
: 471: Modern No.8 ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 8D-10D
: 183: Modern ''Roman'' (synonym: 183 Modern no. 6) (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 8-40
: 211: Modern ''Roman'' (see: 211 Century no.1)
: 257: Modern (synonym: 257 Modern Wide)
:: composition matrices: UA.1
: 444: Modern (cancelled in 1936)
: 570: Modern Bold ''Roman'', combines with: Modern Series No. 7
::composition matrices: UA.2,
: _54: Modern Bold Italic ''italic'' (synonym: 54 Italic-Display)
::composition matrices: UA.3 = 6-12pt
:: display matrices:
: 263: Modern Cancellation Fount ''Roman'' (see: 263 Modern Extended 17)
: _13: Modern Condensed No.1 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices UA.1 = 6pt
: _14: Modern Condensed No.2 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 7 pt
: _39: Modern Condensed No.3 ''Roman''/''italic''
::composition matrices: UA.1,
: _79: Modern Condensed No.4 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1965)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 11pt
: 250: Modern Condensed No.5 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.92 = 6.5pt, UA.418 = 7D
: __7: Modern Extended No.1 ''Roman''/''italic'',
:: 1902, some bit wider version of Modern no.1
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6pt-12pt
: _77: Modern Extended No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices, UA1 = 9pt-11pt
: 447: Modern Extended No.3 (cancelled in 1965)
:: composition matrices, UA1 = 8D-9D
: 237: Modern French
: 247: Modern French (cancelled in 1965)
: _88: Modern Mediaeval (cancelled in 1964)
: _52: Modern Mediaeval (Half-Fat) (see: 52 Half-Fat Modern Mediaeval) (synonyms: 52 Schurmann Antiqua Halbfette, Half-Fat Modern Mediaeval) (cancelled in 196?)
: 500: Modern Timetable (cancelled in 1967)
: 179: Modern Titling ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonyms: 179 Titling 179, Titling Italic)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = UA.8-12pt
: _16: Modern Wide No.1 ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 5pt
: _18: Modern Wide No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: Modern Wide)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-50
: _25: Modern Wide No.3 ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: Modern Wide, also referred to as: Romano)
:: composition matrices UA.2 = 6pt - 12pt
: _26: Modern Wide No.4 ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: Modern Wide)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 4.5pt-5pt
: _30: Modern Wide No.5 ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: Modern Wide)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 7pt-8pt
: _75: Modern Wide No.6 (synonym: 75 Modern Wide) (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 7Dt
: 257: Modern Wide No.7 (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = ''10pt-11pt''
* Modernistic
: a297: Modernistic (Sorts) (cancelled vóór 1966)
* Morrison Face
: 537: Morrison Face (cancelled in 1964)
* Monoline Script
: 351: Monoline Script
* Musical signs
: 210: Musical signs
: 382: Musical signs
N
* Narrow : 294: Narrow Bembo Italic (see: 294 Bembo Condensed Italic) : 166: Narrow Gothic (see: 166 Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling) : 527: Narrow Gothic Titling (see: 527 Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling) : 405: Narrow Grotesque (see: 405 Grotesque Light Condensed) * Nastaliq : 402: Nastaliq (cancelled) * Neo Didot : _27: Neo Didot ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5-13pt : _65: Neo Didot ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6.5-13pt * New Clarendon : 617: New Clarendon ''Roman''/''italic'' combines with: 618 New Clarendon Bold :: composition matrices: UA.481 = 6-14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-63 :: display matrices: : 618: New Clarendon Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.481 = 6-14pt :: display matrices: * New Emerald Bible : 610: New Emerald Bible * New Face : 606: New Face (cancelled in 1964) : 607: New Face Bold (cancelled in 1964) : 615: New Grotesque (cancelled in 1974) (apart from "A") : 616: New Grotesque Bold (cancelled in 1974) (apart from "A") : 666: New Grotesque Light (cancelled in 1967) (apart from "A") * News Advertisements : 229: News Advertisements (see: Newspaper Small Ads) * Newspaper Small Ads : 177: Newspaper Small Ads (cancelled in 1965) : 229: Newspaper Small Ads (cancelled in 1965) * Newspaper Smalls : 115: Newspaper Smalls ''Roman'' (cancelled vóór 1966) :: Available matrices: capitals, small capitals and lower case plus double large capitals and numbers. :: These four alphabets could be cast in one machine-run, the double capitals overhanging at the bottom, relying on the "high-white" of neighbouring character. These high-blanks were cast from a blank matrix and adapted exactly under the overhanging characters. :: composition matrices: UA.30 = 5.5-7pt : 163: Newspaper Smalls (cancelled in 1967) : 193: Newspaper Smalls (cancelled in 1965) : 333: Newspaper Smalls (The Times) (see: Times Newspaper Smalls) : 335: Newspaper Smalls (The Times) (see: Times Newspaper Smalls)O
* Octavian : 603 : Octavian ''Roman''/''italic'' :: Design: about 1960 by Will Carter and David Kindersley. Used the first time in June 1961 for a text taken from the introduction to Stanley Morison's "The Typographic Book", intended for the members of the "Double Crown Club". :: composition matrices: UA.485 = 14pt * Old English text : 456: Old English text ''frakture typeface'' :: composition matrices: UA.318 = 8-12pt :: display matrices: : 356: Old English Text ''frakture typeface'' (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.318 = 8-12pt : 456: Old English Text Light (see: 456 Old English Text) * Old Face : _43: Old Face (see: _43 Scotch Roman No.3) : _46: Old Face (see: _46 Scotch Roman No.1) : 137: Old Face (see: 137 Scotch Roman No.2) : 154: Old Face (see: 154 Chiswell Old Face) : 240: Old Face (cancelled in 1964) :: composition matrices: UA.385 = 9pt : 159: Old Face Heavy (see: 159 Old Style Bold No.2) : _20: Old Face (Special) (cancelled in 1967) :: UA.6, 6.5pt - 12 pt : _45: Old Face Standard (cancelled in 1967) * Old Style : __2: Old Style No.2 ''Roman''/''italic'' :: UA.1: 6 tot 12 punt, UA.1a: 14pt : 151: Old Style No.4 ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.20 = 6-11pt, UA.20a = 12pt, UA.52 = 14pt :: large composition: Roman = UA.133 italic = UA.358 :::18pt (18D) ''Roman''/''italic'', 24Pt (24D) ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : _67: Old Style ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967) :: UA.1 = 9-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-39 : 104: Old Style ''Roman''/''italic''(cancelled in 1964) :: UA.1 = 11pt : __3: Old Style Antique (see: __3 Antique Old Style) : 124: Old Style Antique (see: 124 Antique Old Style) : 161: Old Style Antique (see: 161 Antique Old Style) : 232: Old Style Antique Italic (cancelled in 1965) : _53: Old Style Bold No.1 ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.3,3a: 53-12 italic, 53-14 & 18 : UA 100, 53-24: UA 101, italic: UA 76 :: Large composition matrices only available in roman. ::Display-matrijzen: : 159: Old Style Bold No.2 ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.32 = 8-12pt, UA.112 = 14pt :: large composition: UA.112 :: display matrices: : 544: Old Style Bold No.5 ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.2 = 6-12pt : 253: Old Style Bold (synonym: 253 Bold Face No.2) (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.3 = 8-9pt : 245: Old Style Bold Italic ''italic'' (synonym: 245 Bold Face Italic No.2) (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.76 = 8-12pt : 176: Old Style Bold Outline ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.100 = 12pt :: large composition: UA.100 :: display matrices: : __8: Old Style Condensed ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967) :: UA.1, = one size only: 10pt (9D) = 9 set, line.1295 : _50: Old Style Condensed (cancelled in 1967) :: composition matrices: UA.1 = 8-10pt : _55: Old Style Italic Display (see: 55 Gloucester Bold Italic) : 122: Old Style (Prumyslava) ''Roman'' *Onyx
: 591: Onyx ''Roman''
: Onyx was created in 1937 and was inspired by the Stephanie typeface created by Bauer Type Foundry
Bauer is a German surname meaning "peasant" or "farmer". For notable people sharing the surname, see Bauer (surname).
Bauer may also refer to:
Education and literature
* Bauer's Lexicon, a dictionary of Biblical Greek
* Bauer College of Bus ...
in 1870.
:: display matrices:
: Am 404): Onyx ''Roman''
* Opus
: 652: Opus (cancelled in 1966)
* Othello
: 246: Othello ''Roman capitals''
:: composition matrices: UA.85 = 10pt-12
:: display matrices:
: 248: Othello Shadow (cancelled in 1967)
* Outline
: 176: Outline (see: 176 Old Style Bold Outline)
P
* Palace script : 429: Palace Script ''italic'' :: Overhanging character that can only be cast with special moulds. :: display matrices: * Pastonchi : 206: Pastonchi ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.69 = 9-13 pt, UA.175 = 14D. :: display matrices: * Pegasus : 508: Pegasus ''Roman'' :: display matrices: * Pepita : 613: Petita ''script'' ::display matrices *Perpetua
Perpetua and Felicity ( la, Perpetua et Felicitas) were Christian martyrs of the 3rd century. Vibia Perpetua was a recently married, well-educated noblewoman, said to have been 22 years old at the time of her death, and mother of an infant son s ...
: 239: Perpetua ''Roman''/''italic''
:: introduction: 1930, design: Eric Gill,
:: composition matrices UA.96 = 5.5pt - 18pt
:: large-composition matrices: 18pt(18D) 16.5 set line T.1635
:: display matrices:
: 316: Perpetua No.3 (cancelled in 1967)
:: registered design No. 751804,
:: composition matrices: UA.96 = 9pt
: 386: Perpetua No.2 (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.96 = 14pt
: 461: Perpetua Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices UA.379 = 6pt - 14pt
:: display matrices:
: 200: Perpetua Bold Titling ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA. 145 : 12pt(12D) = 11.25 set line.1753
:: display matrices:
: 480: Perpetua Light Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 561: Perpetua Semi-Bold (cancelled in 1963)
: 258: Perpetua Titling ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA. 97 = 10pt - 12pt
:: display matrices:
: 543: Perpetua Titling (cancelled in 1967)
: 480: Perpetua Titling Light Face (see: 480 Perpetua Light Titling)
* Pierre Didot
: 411: Pierre Didot (cancelled in 1965)
:: composition matrices: UA.375 = 9pt
* Pitman i.t.a.
: 453: Pitman's i.t.a. (see: Ehrhardt 453)
: 573: Pitman's i.t.a. (see: Ehrhardt Semi Bold 573)
* Placard
: 506: Placard Bold Condensed No.1 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.387 = 6D-12D
:: display matrices:
: 515: Placard Bold Condensed No.2 ''Roman''
:: display matrices:
: 568: Placard Condensed ''Roman'' (synonym: 568 Placard Medium Condensed)
:: composition matrices: UA.387 = 6D-12D
:: display matrices:
: 522: Placard Condensed ''Roman'' (see: 522 Placard Condensed Titling)
: 522: Placard Condensed Titling ''Roman'' (synonym: 522 Placard Condensed)
:: display matrices:
: 505: Placard light Extra Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.387 = 10D
:: display matrices:
: 568: Placard Medium Condensed (see: 568 Placard Condensed)
* Plantin
: 110: Plantin ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 5.5pt-12pt, UA.4a= 13.5pt, UA.363 = 14pt
:: large composition matrices:
:: display matrices:
: 194: Plantin Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: can be combined with: 110 Plantin and 113/773 Plantin light
:: composition matrices: Roman UA.5 = 6pt-12pt, italic UA.3 = 6pt-12pt, UA.5a= 13.5pt, UA.158/159 = 14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 12-69
:: display matrices:
: 287: Plantin Bold (synonym: 287 Plantin Heavy No.2) (cancelled in 1968)
:: composition matrices: UA.5 = 6.5pt-7.5pt
: 236: Plantin Bold Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.72 = 6pt-14pt
:: display matrices:
: 289: Plantin Condensed ''Roman''/''italic'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 7.5ptt
: 194: Plantin Heavy (see: 194 Plantin Bold)
: 236: Plantin Heavy Condensed (see: 236 Plantin Bold Condensed)
: 287: Plantin Heavy No.2 (see: 287 Plantin Bold)
: 113: Plantin Light ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 6pt-12pt
:: large composition matrices:
:: display matrices:
: 773: Plantin Light ''Roman''/''italic''
: 113: Plantin Light Face (see: 113 Plantin Light)
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 10pt-11pt
:: The two sizes of Series 773 are alternatives for Series 113, with identical set and lining´, for use in combination with Series 194 and 663. Other sizes of Series 113 comply with this.
: 281: Plantin Old Style No.2 (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.305 = 9pt-11pt
: 663: Plantin Semi Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: Roman=UA.5, italic= UA.3, 6pt-12pt
: 438: Plantin Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-61
* Plate Gothic
: 139: Plate Gothic (see: 139 Spartan Light)
: 140: Plate Gothic (see: 140 Spartan)
: 141: Plate Gothic (see: 141 Spartan Bold)
: 142: Plate Gothic (see: 142 Spartan Light Condensed)
: 143: Plate Gothic (see: 143 Spartan Condensed)
: 145: Plate Gothic (see: 145 Spartan Wide)
: 144: Plate Gothic Italic (see: 144 Spartan Italic)
* Poliphilus
: 170: Poliphilus ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.53: 10pt - 13pt, for the italic see: 119 Blado Italic
:: large-composition matrices: 16pt = UA.139
:: display matrices:
: 230: Poliphilus Titling ''Roman''
:: display matrices in 2 sizes
* Poltawski
: 394, Poltawski ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.156: 6D, 8D, 10D, 12DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-62
: 398: Poltawski Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.156: 6D, 8D, 10D, 12D
* Prayer Bookface
:532: Prayer Book Face (OUP) (cancelled)
R
* Rockwell : 371: Rockwell ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.338 = 6-14pt: :: display matrices: : 391: Rockwell Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.338 = 6-14pt, combines with: 371 Rockwell :: display matrices: : 359: Rockwell Bold Condensed ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.411 = 11pt :: display matrices: : 414: Rockwell Condensed ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 424: Rockwell Extra Bold ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.162 = 6-12pt :: display matrices: : 424: Rockwell Extra Heavy (see: 424 Rockwell Extra Bold) : 391: Rockwell Heavy (see: 391 Rockwell Bold) : 359: Rockwell Heavy Condensed (see: 359 Rockwell Bold Condensed) : 390: Rockwell Light ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.338 = 6-14pt :: display matrices: : 582: Rockwell Light Condensed (Film Sub-titles) ''Roman''/''italic'' : 175: Rockwell Shadow ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 175: Rockwell Shadow Titling (see: Rockwell Shadow) * Romulus : 458: Romulus ''Roman''/''italic'' :: Jan van Krimpen started in 1931 with the design of this typeface, which eventually led to a whole font family. With the permission of the firm Enschede & Sons in Haarlem, "Series 458" was cut in 1936. It was a contemporary font that combined characteristics of many old fonts. The colour is matched to antique characters, but the serifs are almost horizontal and vertical. The font runs quite wide and the color is fairly light. The italic is an experiment: the oblique Roman is of the same width as the Roman. :: composition matrices: UA.405 = 8D-14DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 12-61 :: large composition: UA.406 :: display matrices: : 520: Romulus Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' (synonym: 520 Van Krimpen Bold) :: composition matrices: UA.405 = 8D-14D * Ronaldson : _10: Ronaldson ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA-1 (6-12pt) (synonym: Ronaldson Old style) : _10: Ronaldson Old Style (see: Ronaldson) * Runic Condensed : 420 : Runic Condensed ''Roman''S
* Sabon :: This font was designed by Jan Tschichold. Characters for hand composing can (still) be ordered from the company D. Stempel AG (foundry) in formerly Frankfurt (now Darmstadt); Linotype matrices were available atLinotype GmbH
The Mergenthaler Linotype Company is a corporation founded in the United States in 1886 to market the Linotype machine (), a system to cast metal type in lines (linecaster) invented by Ottmar Mergenthaler. It became the world's leading manufacture ...
(Berlin and Frankfurt); and Monotype matrices could be ordered from the Monotype Setzmachinen-Fabrik GMbH (Frankfurt and Berlin). This can still be done at the Type Museum in London, because the "patterns" and punches and production archives survived there.
::The shape of the letter was identical for all three systems. Hand-composing type could be mixed with Linotype and Monotype composition rules. The letter had a limited success. There was also criticism: the letter suffered from the combined disadvantages of the three systems. For example: the Roman and italic faces are as wide as those on a Linotype matrix when combined. And Jan van Krimpen had objections to what he considered the too rigid unit-system of Monotype.
: 669: Sabon ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.503 8D-12D
: 693: Sabon Semi-Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.503 8D-12D
* Sachsenwald Mager
: 499: Sachsenwald Mager (cancelled in 1965)
* Sans Serif
: _15: Sans-Serif (see: 15 Grotesque Bold Condensed No.2)
: _81: Sans-Serif (see: 81 Grotesque Bold Condensed)
: 267: Sans-Serif (cancelled in 1965)
: 318: Sans-Serif Condensed (see: 318 Grotesque Condensed)
* Schmale Nürnburger Gotisch
: 186: Schmale Nürnburger Gotisch ''fraktuur'' (cancelled in 1965)
:: display matrices in 6 sizesThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. specimen blade Serie nr. 186
* Schoeffer
: _22: Schoeffer (cancelled in 1964)
:: composition matrices UA.2, 8pt, 10pt, 12 pt
* Schurmann Antiqua Halbfette
: _52: Schurmann Antiqua Halbfette ''Roman'' (synonym: 52 Modern Mediaeval (Half-Fat) (cancelled in 1967)
* Scotch Roman
: _46: Scotch Roman ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.1 = 6-12pt
: 137: Scotch Roman ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: 8-12pt
:: large composition: UA.144 = ''Roman'', UA.151 = ''italic''
:: display matrices:
* Script
: 322: Script (see: 322 Script Bold)
: 574: Script Ashley (see: 574 Ashley Script)
: 322: Script Bold ''script''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-51
: 436: Script Dorchester (see: 436 Dorchester Script)
: 493: Script Grosvenor (see: 493 Grosvenor Script)
: 475: Script Light
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-58
: 351: Script Monoline (see: 351 Monoline Script)
: 429: Script Palace (see: 429 Palace Script)
: 455: Script Temple (see: 455 Temple Script)
: 385: Script Wenceslas (see: 385 Wenceslas Script) (cancelled in 196?)
* Shadow French
: 434: Shadow French (cancelled)
* Shakespeare Titling
: 234: Shakespeare Titling (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices:
* Sheldon
: 552: Sheldon
* Solus
: 276: Solus ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.320 = 12pt-14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-39
:: display matrices:
: 368: Solus Bold ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.320 = 12pt-14pt
: 368: Solus Heavy (see: Solus Bold)
* Spartan
:: Imitation of stone inscriptions of chopped capitals: the font contains only capital letters, numbers, and punctuation. Each size has of the capitals four sizes, which can be combined, with the little ones functioning as lower case.
: 140: Spartan ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.16 = 6-12pt
:: large composition: UA.157 = 24pt
:: display matrices:
: 141: Spartan Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6-12pt
:: display matrices:
: 143: Spartan Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 7-62
: 144: Spartan Italic ''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6-12pt
: 139: Spartan Light ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6-12pt
:: display matrices:
: 142: Spartan Light Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6-12pt
: 145: Spartan Wide ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.18 = 6-12pt
* Spectrum
A spectrum (plural ''spectra'' or ''spectrums'') is a condition that is not limited to a specific set of values but can vary, without gaps, across a continuum. The word was first used scientifically in optics to describe the rainbow of colors i ...
: 556: Spectrum ''Roman''/''italic''
:: This font designed by Jan van Krimpen was originally intended for printing a Bible at the Spectrum publishing house in Utrecht (Netherlands). The project was cancelled. Nevertheless, the font was rather successful. Therefore, in collaboration with Enschede & Sons it was decided to cut the complete series. The font is open and seems fairly robust. The character produces a fairly compact composition.
:: composition matrices: UA. 428 = 6D-12D
:: display matrices:
* Surrey Old Style
: 196: Surrey Old Style ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-60
* Swing Bold
: 583: Swing Bold ''script''
:: display matrices:
T
* Temple Script : 455: Temple Script :: composition matrices: UA.386 = 10D-12D :: display matrices: * The Times : 355: ''The Times'' Hever Titling ''Roman'' (synonym: 355 Times Hever Titling) :: composition matrices: UA.323 = 9pt-12pt :: display matrices: * Times : 334: Times Bold ''Roman''/''italic'' :: to be used in combination with Times New Roman Series 327 :: composition matrices: Roman = UA.324, italic = UA 325, 5.5pt-14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-63 :: matrices for long-descenders are available in several sizes :: display matrices: : 345: Times Bold No.2 ''Roman'' (see also: 360 Times Bold) :: composition matrices: UA.324 = 5pt-6pt : 360: Times Bold ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.324 = 5pt-6pt : 328: Times Bold Titling No.2 ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.324 = 5pt-6pt :: display matrices: : 332: Times Bold Titling ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 639: Times Cosmoli Titling (cancelled in 1966) : 339: Times Extended Titling ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.327 = 7pt-14pt :: display matrices: : 569: Times Four-line Mathematics : 355: Times Hever Titling (see:355 ''The Times'' Hever Titling) : 333: Times Newspaper Smalls : 335: Times Newspaper Smalls : 329: Times Titling ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.328 = 14pt :: display matrices: : 358: Times Titling (cancelled in 1967) *Times New Roman
Times New Roman is a serif typeface. It was commissioned by the British newspaper ''The Times'' in 1931 and conceived by Stanley Morison, the artistic adviser to the British branch of the printing equipment company Monotype, in collaboration wit ...
: 327: Times New Roman ''Roman''/''italic''
: 421: Times New Roman Semi-bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.325 = 7pt-14ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 6-66
:: display matrices:
: 427: Times New Roman Wide ''Roman''/''italic''
: 627: Times New Roman Book ''Roman''/''italic''
:: Series 627 consist of the special "long-descender" characters and the normal "non-descender" characters of Series 427
:: composition matrices: UA.327 = 7pt-14pt
:: large composition: UA.426, 14pt only Roman
:: display matrices:
: 474: Times New Roman Heavy Book (destroyed in a bombardment)
: 727: Times New Roman (Light Caps) ''Roman''
: 827: Times New Roman (French) ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: Times New Roman 727)
:: alternative matrices for:
:::small capitals and Roman capitals C G Q R Ç
:::italic capitals ''C Q R'' and lower case g and ''k''
:: composition matrices: UA.325 = 6pt-12pt
* Titling
: 179: Titling (see: 179 Modern Titling)
:: synonyms: 179 Titling Modern No.1, 179 Titling Italic
: 180: Titling (see: 180 Victoria Bold Condensed Titling) (synonym: 180 Victoria Bold Condensed)
: 181: Titling (see: 181 Victoria Condensed Titling)
: 182: Titling (see: 182 Victoria Titling)
: 183: Titling (see: 183 Modern)
: 209: Titling (see: 209 Caslon Titling)
: 234: Titling (see: 234 Shakespeare Titling)
: 440: Titling (cancelled in 1965)
: 522: Titling (see: 522 Placard Condensed Titling)
: 332: Titling Bold (The Times) (see: 332 Times Bold Titling)
: __H: Titling (Caps) ''Roman''
: 180: Titling Condensed (see: 180 Victoria Bold Condensed Titling)
: 339: Titling Extended (The Times) (see: 339 Times Extended Titling)
: 328: Titling Heavy (The Times) (see: 328 Times Bold Titling)
: 355: Titling Hever (The Times) (see: 355 Times Hever Titling)
: 179: Titling Italic (cancelled before 1966) (see: 179 Modern Titling)
:: synonyms: 179 Titling 179 Modern Titling No. 1
: 179: Titling Modern No.1 (see: 179 Modern Titling)
:: synonyms: 179 Titling, 179 Titling Italic
: 329: Titling (The Times) (see: 329 Times Titling)
* Tonic-Sol-Fa
: 325; Tonic-Sol-Fa
* Traveller
: 629: Traveller ''Roman''
:: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-64
* Treyford
: 226: Treyford
* Trojan
: 114: Trojan ''Roman'' (cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.81 = 9pt-11pt
:: display matrices:
* Typewriter
:: Typewriter is a general style of fonts. All characters are of the same width, or "monospaced"; they are cast with a "flat" wedge. Consequently, all the typewriter font characters are cast with the same die case layout, key banks and wedge. There was more than enough space for all the underlined characters in the die case as well.
:: Printers used these fonts to print mailings for large companies. The print was made to look like a hand-typed personal letter. The press was covered with previously used, worn paper combined with a thin cloth silk tissue. In this way, the type did not receive equal pressure and ink on the paper. Thus it appeared that the letter was typed by a somewhat inexperienced secretary.
: _82: Typewriter No.1 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.28 = 10pt-12pt
: 100: Typewriter No.2 ''Roman'' (see: 100 Typewriter 82)
: 105: Typewriter No.3 ''Roman'' (see: 105 Typewriter 82)
: 127: Typewriter No.4 ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.28 = 8pt-12pt
: 235: Typewriter No.5 Elite ''Roman'' (see: 235 Typewriter 82)
: 301: Typewriter No.6 Elite ''Roman'' (see: 301 Typewriter 82)
: 602: Typewriter IBM "Executive" ''Roman''
:: This font is an exception to the rule: it has character of different widths, "unit values". Therefore, a special wedge was needed to cast it. The keyboard also needed additional equipment: the key bars, a kind of mechanical arrangement to translate the keystrokes on the keyboard into the punches in the ribbon. For the print shop it was a very expensive font to purchase.
:: Underlined character were cast at 12 pt, with a 2pt wide stripe (Rule R39 2pt)
:: composition matrices: UA.442 = 14pt
: _82: Typewriter Underlined ''Roman''
: 100: Typewriter Underlined ''Roman''
: 105: Typewriter Underlined ''Roman''
U
* Ultra Bodoni : 120: Ultra Bodoni (see: 120 Bodoni Ultra Bold) *Univers
Univers () is a large sans-serif typeface family designed by Adrian Frutiger and released by his employer Deberny & Peignot in 1957. Classified as a Grotesque (typeface classification), neo-grotesque sans-serif, one based on the model of nineteen ...
:: Univers was developed in cooperation with the French type foundry Deberny & Peignot.
:: It was possible to cast characters in lining with the character bought in France.
: 693: Univers Bold ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.486 = 5D-12D, , extra &: S16511, S16512, superior: L225,
:: display matrices:
: 694: Univers Bold Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
: 692: Univers Bold Expanded ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.491 = 6D-10D, extra &: S16511, superior: L228,
:: display matrices:
: 696: Univers Extra Bold ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.484 = 5D-12D, extra &: S16511, S16512, superior: L223, inferior: L255The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-67
:: display matrices:
: 695: Univers Extra Bold Expanded ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.491 = 6D-10D, extra &: S16511, superiors: L268,
:: display matrices:
: 684: Univers Extra Light Extra Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
:: display matrices: , extra &: S16511, superior: L292,
: 685: Univers Light ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.483 = 6D-12D, extra &: S16511, S16512, superior: L295,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 11-67
:: display matrices:
: 686: Univers Light Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.492 = 5D-12D, extra &: S16511, S16512, superiors: L250,
:: display matrices:
: 687: Univers Light Extra Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.501 = 10D-12D, extra &: S16511, superior: L292,The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-68
:: display matrices:
: 689: Univers Medium ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.483 = 5D-12D, extra &: S16511, S16512, superiors: L222, inferiors: L254
:: display matrices:
: 690: Univers Medium Condensed ''Roman''/''italic''
:: composition matrices: UA.484 = 5D-12D, extra &: S16511, S16512 , superior: L251
:: 5D was not supplied after 1969
:: display matrices:
: 688: Univers Medium Expanded ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.484 = 6D-10D, extra &: S16511, superior: L266
:: display matrices:
: 691: Univers Medium Extra Condensed ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.500 = 8D-12D, extra &: S16511, superior: L263
:: display matrices:
: 697: Univers Ultra Bold Expanded ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.490 = 6D-10D, extra &: S16511, superior: L269
:: display matrices:
V
* Van Dijck : 203: Van Dijck ''Roman''.''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.354 = 7pt-14pt :: large composition: UA.423 :: display matrices: * Van Krimpen Bold : 520: Van Krimpen Bold (see: 520 Romulus Bold) * Veronese : _59:Veronese
Veronese is the Italian word denoting someone or something from Verona, Italy and may refer to:
* Veronese Riddle, a popular riddle in the Middle Ages
* ''Veronese'' (moth), a moth genus in the family Crambidae
* Monte Veronese, an Italian chees ...
(cancelled in 1967)
:: composition matrices: UA.4 = 11pt-12pt
:: large-composition matrices:
:: display matrices:
* Victoria
: 180: Victoria Bold Condensed ''Roman'' (see: 180 Victoria Bold Condensed Titling)
: 180: Victoria Bold Condensed Titling ''Roman'' (synonym: 180 Victoria Bold Condensed)
:: composition matrices: UA.49 = 10pt-12pt
:: display matrices:
: 181: Victoria Condensed Titling ''Roman''
:: composition matrices: UA.50 = 12pt
:: display matrices:
: 182: Victoria Titling ''Roman'' (synonym: 182 Titling)
:: display matrices:
W
* Walbaum : 374: Walbaum ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.349 = 6D-12D, UA.351 = 14pt, UA.352 = 14D, UA.353 = 16D :: display matrices: : 674: Walbaum ''Roman''/''italic'' (see: 374 Walbaum) : 375: Walbaum Medium ''Roman''/''italic'' :: composition matrices: UA.349 = 6D-12D, UA.351 = 14pt, UA.352 = 14D, UA.353 = 16D :: display matrices: * Wenceslas Script ''script'' : 385: Wenceslas Script (cancelled in 1967) :: display matrices: :: Designed by Karel Svolinsky, (11 January 1896, Heiligenberg near Olmütz, Mähren - 16 September 1986, Prague) Czech painter, graphic designer and book illustrator. He studied at the school of arts and crafts in Prague. Later, he taught as a Professor at this University. Svolinsky Antiqua (1925), Wenceslas Script(1933) Grotesk(1943) :: One incomplete set survives at the BookArtMuseum, Lodz, Poland * Wide Gothic : _97: Wide Gothic ''Roman'' (see: 97 Grotesque Bold) * Wide Latin : 164: Wide Latin ''Roman'' (see: 164 Latin Wide) * Wigan Condensed : 273: Wigan Condensed (cancelled in 1965) :: display matrices: * Worcester Old Face : 123: Worcester Old Face (cancelled in 1965)Fraktur
* _89: Fraktur Antiqua ''Roman'' (cancelled voor 1966) (see also Neudeutsche Fraktur) * _98: Alte 'Monotype' Fraktur (cancelled in 1972) :: composition matrices: UA. 5F :: display matrices: * 449: Alte 'Monotype' Fraktur Halbfette (see: Alte Fraktur Fette) * 102: Alte Schwabacher (cancelled in 1972) * _31: Armin Fraktur * _32: Armin Fraktur Fette * _34: Armin Fraktur Halbfette * _37: Bamberger Fraktur (cancelled in 1967) * _49: Bamberger Fraktur Fette (cancelled in 1967) * _48: Bamberger Fraktur Halbfette (cancelled in 1964) * 521: Berliner Fraktur (cancelled in 1965) * 387: Blücher Fraktur Fette (cancelled in 1967) * 116: Breitkopf Fraktur (cancelled in 1972) * 367: Breitkopf Fraktur (cancelled in 1972) * 256: Breitkopf Fraktur Fette (cancelled in 1972) * 413: Breitkopf Fraktur Halbfette * 256: Dürer Fraktur * 513: Dürer Fraktur Fette (cancelled in 1965) * 512: Dürer Fraktur Halbfette (cancelled in 1965) * 363: Enge Fraktur Halbfette (cancelled in 1967) * 498: Enschedé Fraktur (cancelled in 1967) * 296: Erfurter Fraktur (cancelled in 1964) * 379: Essener Fraktur Fette (cancelled in 1967) * _38: Fraktur (cancelled in 1964) * _94: Große Moderne Fraktur (cancelled in 1967) * 308: Helen Fraktur (cancelled in 1964) * 384: Hessen Fraktur (cancelled in 1964) * 202: Hessen Fraktur Halbfette (cancelled in 1964) * 417: Hessen Fraktur Halbfette (cancelled in 1964) * 315: Hutten Fraktur (cancelled in 1964) * 423: Jean Paul Fraktur (cancelled in 1967) * _40: Kasseler Fraktur * _41: Kasseler Fraktur Halbfette * _56: Koelner Fraktur * _58: Koelner Fraktur halbfette * 118: Mainzer Fraktur * 132: Mainzer Fraktur Halbfette * _64: Moderne Fraktur * _66: Moderne Fraktur Fette * _86: Moderne Schwabacher * _93: Moderne Schwabacher Halbfette * _35: Neue Schwabacher * _36: Neue Schwabacher * 463: Rundgotisch * 186: Schmale Nürnburger Gotisch (cancelled in 1965) :: display matrices in 6 sizes * 187: Schmalfette Frankfurter Fraktur :: display matrices in 7 sizes * 483: Uhlen Rundgotisch * 205: Unger Fraktur * 277: Unger Fraktus Halbfette * _28: Wittenberg Fraktur * _29: Wittenberg Fraktur * _83: Wuerzburger FrakturNon-latin-typefaces
Amharic
: 599: Amharic :: composition matrices: 9D-12D :: display matrices: 14D : 624: Amharic :: composition matrices: 10DArabic
: 409: Arabic (cancelled in 1946. replaced by series 549) : 542: Arabic Bold (destroyed in a bombardement) : 415: Arabic Display (cancelled in 1950) : 549: Arabic Naskh :: composition matrices: 8D-18D, for 8D a special mould was needed. :: display matrices: : 589: Arabic Naskh Accented :: large composition matrices: : 649: Arabic Naskh Bold :: composition matrices: 8D-18D :: display matrices: : 559: Arabic Solloss :: Display matrices: : 507: (see: 507 Urdu) : 707: (see: 707 Urdu) : 721: Farsi :: composition matrices: 10D-12D :: display matrices:Armenian
: 638: Armanian :: composition matrices: 8D-12DBangali
: 470: Bengali :: composition matrices: 8D-12DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-65 : 700: Bengali :: composition matrices: 8D-12D : 701: Bengali Bold :: composition matrices: 8D-12D : 670: Bengali Bold (cancelled in 1967)Burmese
: 558: Burmese Light :: composition matrices: 12pt-18pt : 578: Burmese Bold :: composition matrices: 12pt-18ptChinese
: 633: Chinese (cancelled in 1974) : 133: Chu Yin (cancelled in 1967)Coptic
: 609: Louvain CopticCyrillic
: (Russian, Serbian, Bulgarian and Macedonian) : _42: Albion :: composition matrices: 6.5(6D)-13pt(12D) : _63: Albion :: composition matrices: 9(8D)-13pt(12D) : _70: Albion :: composition matrices: 6.5(6D)-13pt(12D) : 169: Baskerville (Russian) ''Roman'' / ''italic'' :: composition matrices: 9pt-11pt :: display matrices: ''Roman'' : 370: Bembo Titling :: display matrices: 36pt-42pt : 260: Bodoni Bold ''Roman'' / ''italic'' :: display matrices: 14pt-72ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-64 : 529: Bodoni Bold Condensed :: display matrices: 14pt-36pt : 120: Bodoni Ultra Bold (Cyrillic) ''Roman'' :: display matrices: 14pt-42pt : _17: Cushing (cancelled in 1967) : _68: French Old Style :: composition matrices: 6.5(6D)-13pt(12D) : _69: French Old Style Bold :: composition matrices: 6.5(6D)-13pt(12D) :: display matrices: : _44: French Round Face :: composition matrices: 6.5pt-13ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 4-61 : 201: Garamond Bold (Cyrillic ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 262: Gill Sans :: composition matrices: 6pt-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-61 :: display matrices: : 275: Gill Sans Bold :: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt :: display matrices: : 373: Gill Sans Bold Condensed Titling :: display matrices: : 233: Gill Sans Cameo ''Roman'' :: display matrices: : 485: Gill Sans Condensed :: display matrices: 14pt-36pt : 362: Gill Sans Light :: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt :: display matrices: : _96: Gothic (cancelled in 1965) : _51: Grotesque :: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt :: display matrices: : _97: Grotesque Bold (cancelled in 1967) : _11: Grotesque Bold Condensed (cancelled in 1967) : 166: Grotesque Bold Condensed (Cyrillic) ''Roman'' (synonym: 166 Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling) :: display matrices: : 166: Grotesque Bold Condensed Titling ''Roman'' (see: 166 Grotesque Bold Condensed (Cyrillic)) : _33: Grotesque Condensed ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: 6pt-13pt :: display matrices: : 383: Grotesque Condensed ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: 6pt-13pt :: display matrices: : 383: Grotesque Condensed :: composition matrices: 6D-12D :: display matrices: : _39: Modern Condensed :: composition matrices: 6.5pt-13pt : _77: Modern Extended (cancelled in 1967) : _75: Modern Wide (cancelled in 1967) : _27: Neo Didot :: composition matrices: 6.5pt-13pt : 506: Placard Bold Condensed :: display matrices: : 515: Placard Bold Condensed :: display matrices: : 568: Placard Condensed :: display matrices: : 522: Placard Condensed Titling :: display matrices: : 194: Plantin Bold (Russian) ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt :: display matrices: : 113: Plantin Light (Russian) ''Roman'' / ''italic'' :: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt :: display matrices: : 327: Times New Roman :: composition matrices: 6pt-12ptThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 10-60 :: display matrices: : 334: Times Bold :: composition matrices: 6pt-12pt :: display matrices:Devenagari
: 155: Devenagari :: composition matrices: 12pt-16pt :: display matrices: : 346: Devenagari Bold :: composition matrices: 10pt-16pt, voor 10pt is een speciale gietvorm nodig : 755: Devenagari Italic :: composition matrices: 10pt-16pt :: Display matrices 18pt, 24pt, 30pt, 36ptGaelic
: _24: Gaelic :: composition matrices: UA.23: 8pt, 10pt, 12 pt, UA.108: 14 pt, 18pt, UA.109: 24 pt :: large composition matrices: UA.108 = 14 pt, 18pt, UA.109 = 24 pt :: display matrices: 14pt - 72pt : 117: Gaelic (see: 117 Gaelic Sans-Serif) : 121: Colum Cille (see: 121 Gaelic Colm Cille) : 121: Gaelic Colm Cille : _85: Gaelic Display : 117: Gaelic Display (see: 117 Gaelic Sans-Serif) : 117: Gaelic Sans SerifGeorgian
: 539: Georgian Light (cancelled in 1972) :: display matrices: 16D : 540: Georgian Bold (cancelled in 1972) :: display matrices: 24D : 587: Georgian :: composition matrices: 8D-10DGlagolitic
: 598: Glagolitic (see also: 597 Old Bulgarian) :: composition matrices: 12pt:Greek
: 259: Antigone :: composition matrices: UA.432 = 13pt: : 672: Gill Sans Bold Upright :: is used as "bold" in combination with series 571 & 572 : 585: Gill Sans Condensed :: display matrices: : 625: Gill Sans Bold Upright :: composition matrices: UA.452 = 8-12pt:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-60 :: display matrices: : 571: Gill Sans Inclined ''italic'' :: Is used as italic in combination with series 572 and 672, data similar with Series 572: : 572: Gill Sans Upright ''Roman'' :: composition matrices: UA.451 = 8-12pt: :: display matrices: : 473: Greek (cancelled in 1967) : _91: Greek: Inclined :: composition matrices: UA.26 = 6-13pt:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 2-66 : _92: Greek: Bold Upright (see also: 92 Greek Upright Display) :: composition matrices: UA.26 = 6-13pt: : 472: Greek: Inclined :: composition matrices: UA.434 = 8-11pt: : _90: Greek: Upright :: composition matrices: UA.26 = 6-13pt: : _92: Greek Upright Display (Synoniem: 92 Greek Bold Upright) :: composition matrices: UA.27 = 9-13pt: : 683: Grotesque Condensed Upright :: display matrices: 14D-36D : 718: Grotesque Condensed Upright :: display matrices: 14pt-36pt : 486: Heavy Greek (see: 486 Sans-Serif) : 192: New Hellenic Greek :: composition matrices: UA.73 = 7-12pt: :: display matrices: : 553: Old Style Bold Inclined :: composition matrices: UA.436 = 9-11pt: : 283: Perpetua (cancelled in 1967) : 605: Placard Extra Light Condensed :: display matrices: 14D-36D : 668: Placard Condensed Upright :: display matrices: 14D-36D : 106: Porson :: composition matrices: UA.26 = 5.5-12pt: : 404: Porson Condensed (cancelled in 1967) : 486: Greek: Sans Serif :: composition matrices: UA.415 = 8-10pt: : 739: Spartan Light Upright :: Only capitals in 4 sizes, the small sizes are used as lower case with the larger sizes :: composition matrices: UA.454 = 6-12pt: : 740: Spartan Upright :: Only capitals in 4 sizes, the small sizes are used as lower case with the larger sizes :: composition matrices: UA.454 = 6-12pt: : 741: Spartan Bold Upright :: Only capitals in 4 sizes, the small sizes are used as lower case with the larger sizes :: composition matrices: UA.454 = 6-12pt: : 565: Times Upright :: composition matrices: UA.437 = 6-12pt:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-59 :: display matrices: : 566: Times Inclined was used as italic with Series 565 Times Upright :: composition matrices: UA. 438 = 6pt-12pt, large composition matrices 14pt-18pt, (lining-data more equal) : 567: Times Bold Upright :: composition matrices: UA.439 = 6-12pt: :: display matrices: : 667: Times Bold Inclined :: composition matrices: UA.439 = 6-12pt: :: display matrices: : 893: Univers Bold Upright :: composition matrices: UA.439 = 6-12pt: : 989: Univers Medium Inclined :: composition matrices: UA.439 = 6-12pt: : 889: Univers Medium Upright :: composition matrices: UA.439 = 6-12pt:Gujerathi
: 460: Gujerathi :: composition matrices: : 518: Gujerathi Bold :: composition matrices: :: display matrices: : 704: Gujerathi :: composition matrices:Gurmukhi
: 601: Gurmukhi Bold :: composition matrices: 12-16pt: : 604: Gurmukhi :: composition matrices: 12-16pt: : 604: Gurmukhi Light (see: 604 Gurmukhi)Hebrew
: 219: Ashurith (unpointed) :: composition matrices: 7-8pt: : 487: Gill (cancelled in 1967) : 222: Hebrew :: composition matrices: 6-8pt:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 3-63 : 219: Hebrew Ashurith (see: 219 Ashurith) : 221: Hebrew Levenim (see: 221 Levenim) : 220: Hebrew Peninim (see: 220 Peninim) : 228: Hebrew Rabbinic (see: 228 Rabinnic) : 547: Hebrew Schocken No.1 (cancelled in 1974) : 550: Hebrew Schocken No.2 (cancelled in 1967) : 551: Hebrew Schocken No.3 (cancelled in 1967) : 218: Hebrew Sonzino (pointed) (see: 218 Sonzino) : 221: Levênim (unpointed) :: composition matrices: 7pt: : 492: Mayer : 488: Mayer Pointed : 220: Peninim (unpointed) :: composition matrices: 5-7pt: :: display matrices: size: 14pt, 18pt, 24pt : 489: Peninim : 217: Peninim Pointed :: composition matrices: 6-8pt: : 228: Rabbinic :: composition matrices: 11-12pt: : 218: Sonzino :: composition matrices: 9-12pt: extra point-matrices available for 9pt, when cast at 9pt Didot :: display matrices: 18pt point S5469 to S5476 cast at 6 pointKannada
: 588: Kannada :: composition matrices: 10-16pt: : 590: Kannada (see: 590 Malayalam) : 788: Kannada : 787: Kannada Semi-BoldMalayalam
: 590: Malayalam (synonym: 590 Kannada) :: composition matrices: 10-12pt: : 660: Malayalam :: composition matrices: 8pt:Old Bulgarian
: 597: Old Bulgarian (see also: 598 Glagolitic) :: composition matrices: 10-12pt:Oriya
: 706: OriyaSangalese
: 557: Sangalese :: composition matrices: 8-14pt: : 657: Sangalese Bold :: composition matrices: 8-14pt: : 698: Sangalese Italic :: composition matrices: 8-14pt: : 699: Sangalese Bold Italic :: composition matrices: 8-14pt:Syriac
: 564: Syriac "Estrangelo" :: composition matrices: 8-10pt:Tamil
: 280: Tamil :: composition matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 9-54 : 340: Tamil Bold :: composition matrices: 8pt-10pt :: display matrices: : 581: Tamil Bold (cancelled) : 340: Tamil Heavy (see: 340 Tamil Bold) : 580: Tamil Medium\ :: composition matrices: : 708: Tamil Medium :: composition matrices:Telugu
: 426: Telugu (cancelled in 1969) : 626: Telugu Medium :: composition matrices: : 726: Telugu BoldThai
: 577: Thai :: composition matrices: : 608: Thai Light :: composition matrices: : 611: Thai Bold :: composition matrices: : 621: Thai Medium :: display matrices:The Monotype Corporation Ltd. 1-63 : 628: Thai Light Italic :: composition matrices:Urdu
: 507: Urdu :: composition matrices: 9D-16DThe Monotype Corporation Ltd. 5-73 : 707: Urdu Bold :: composition matrices: 9D-16D :: display matrices:External links
De website van de Alembic-Press
: the site of David Bolton, with much info on Monotype and letterpress.
Het Typemuseum
: The website of the Type Museum in London, where matrices are still produced with the old machines. This website is offline at this moment (2017).
: Monotype Inc. for digital fonts.
Monotype Corsiva
: Monotype digital fonts
References
{{Reflist, 30em Typography