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Albertus is a display typeface designed by Berthold Wolpe for Monotype during the 1930s, with additional styles developed by 1940. Its letterforms imitate inscriptions cut into metal, combining flared strokes, incised details, and only limited conventional serifs. Albertus MT is a digital Monotype v...
Broadway is a decorative Art Deco typeface originally designed by Morris Fuller Benton for the American Type Founders company in 1927. It is highly notable for its extreme thick-to-thin strokes, which taper dramatically from thick stems to very thin, spiky terminals on the lowercase letters. The des...
Copperplate Gothic is an all-capital typeface designed by American type designer Frederic Goudy and released in 1901. Distinguished by its combination of gothic letter proportions with small, flattened serifs, the design was originally commissioned for use by a copperplate engraver. It does not cont...
Footlight MT Light is a display typeface in the Monotype library, designed by Malaysian typographer Ong Chong Wah. Its brush-script construction gives the letters an informal, hand-drawn appearance, while the varied strokes create a theatrical and energetic impression. The design is suited to titles...
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