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You could still be right. I've seen a Scotch Roman typeface named "De Vinne" from one supplier: back in the 19th Century, there was quite a bit of inconsistency in how diff… (View Post)

I was able to find the book from which you gave those examples. It is "Recueil de Textes Latins Archaïques" by Alfred Ernout, from 1916. Instead of just being a collection of example texts,… (View Post)

Good stuff, it’s quite uncommon to see these more organic and interesting German display stuff being revisited these days. My interest on this subject actually emerges from many years ago when I was … (View Post)

Nice work @"Oliver Weiss (Walden Font Co.)" 👏 I just checked your extense work on your website, apologies that I didn’t do it earlier. Great stuff in there 👍🏼 (View Post)

@JoannesMathieu, when it comes to a question like this, it is more effective to ask the respective foundry first, they can give you a definitive answer. (Asking on some forum may get you an interesti… (View Post)

FYI, all the specimens from Tholenaar’s book are physically at Letterform Archive, as the collection came to us in 2015. When you get the book you also have access to a database of scans on Taschen, … (View Post)

Thanks a lot @"Florian Hardwig", I made confusion with the 'licht' term indeed, good to know it means 'open' and not 'light'! Also thanks for the image, I think the link in Fonts in Use was… (View Post)

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@"Fernando Mello" Sorry, I just saw your comment - no, I wasn't aware that there was an outline version. Luckily, with today's tools there's no need for me to produce one! @"Chris Lozo… (View Post)

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If it's ok for us to generalise font licensing on a font forum, how come everybody pays out to have their own individual license? It's really tough on licensees and plays a huge role… (View Post)