Classification: Gothic

  1. Alternate Gothic Typeface
    Designer: Morris Fuller Benton ; Foundry: American Type Founders
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    Benton’s large family of related sans-serif typefaces, known as “gothics” as was the norm at the time, includes Alternate Gothic,…

  2. Altona Sans Typeface

    Hard to find any information on this font.
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    Looks like it’s simply a customized FF…

  3. Anodyne Typeface
    Designer: Ryan Martinson ; Foundry: Yellow Design Studio

    Anodyne is a warm and weathered all-caps font from Yellow Design Studio with hand-printed texture and unique shadow options. Features…

  4. Antenna Typeface
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    The calm and deliberation of Antenna offers further development to the excitement and mobility that we have come to expect…

  5. Antique Olive Typeface
    Designer: Roger Excoffon ; Foundry: Fonderie Olive

    Designer/History Roger Excoffon, 1962, for the French foundry Olive (“antique” is used as an equivalent of “sans serif” in France).…

  6. Balto Typeface
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    In Balto, the designer has focused on emphasizing the base ideas of the style rather than particular visual attributes, quirks…

  7. Bell Gothic Typeface
    Designer: Chauncey H. Griffith ; Foundry: Linotype

    The typeface was commissioned by AT&T as a proprietary typeface for use in telephone directories. Bell Gothic was superseded by…

  8. Black Monday Typeface
    Designer: James Puckett, Morris Fuller Benton, Charles Coiner ; Foundry: Dunwich Type Founders

    Black Monday is a distressed version of Recovery, James Puckett’s revival of Eagle Bold. Black Monday has three complete characters…

  9. Champion Gothic Typeface
    Designer: Hoefler & Frere-Jones ; Foundry: Hoefler & Frere-Jones

    “Bucking the traditional arrangement of condensed, normal and wide, Champion Gothic uses a nineteenth century idea to help solve a…

  10. Clearface Gothic Typeface
    Designer: Morris Fuller Benton
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