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doubt that the sans-serif types available today are not yet wholly satisfactory as all-purpose faces. The essential characteristics of this type have not been fully worked out: the lower-case letters especially are still too like their "humanistic" counterparts. Most of them, in particular the newest designs such as Erbar and Kabel, are inferior to the old anonymous sans-serifs, and have modifications which place them basically in line with the rest of the "art" faces. As bread-and-butter faces they are less good than the old sans faces...I find the best face in use today is the so-called ordinary jobbing sanserif, which is quiet and easy to read.
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Modernist concoction, and it's one that type designers have lived with for less than a century…For more than a century before Helvetica, the sans serif landscape was dominated by unrelated designs.
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Accidenz-Grotesk have not matched its character." An unusual user of Berthold's Akzidenz-Grotesk in the period soon after its release, however, was the poet
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Akzidenz-Grotesk's weight now sorted. @kupfers was right. Berthold derived it from an earlier Bauer & Co. display typeface called Schattierte Grotesk. Berthold bought Bauer & Co. The new Berlin + Stuttgart company made an "unschattierte" version, which Berthold began selling in 1898
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Foundry used it as a model for the typeface Neue Haas-Grotesk, released in 1957 and renamed Helvetica in 1961. Miedinger sought to refine the typeface making it more even and unified, with a higher x-height, tighter spacing and generally horizontal terminals. Two other releases from 1957,
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December 2006, Berthold announced the release of Akzidenz-Grotesk Next. Designed by Bernd Möllenstädt and Dieter Hofrichter, this typeface family features readjusted x-heights and weights throughout the family, giving a more consistent design. Original release of the family consists of 14 variants
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Akzidenz-Grotesk were filed in April 1898, first on the 14th in Stuttgart by Bauer and then on the 28th in Berlin by Berthold, and Reynolds found that Berthold's records indicate that the design originated in Stuttgart. Some early adverts that present Akzidenz-Grotesk are co-signed by both brands.
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Letternschrift, die der Graphiker Melchior Lechter im Jahre 1903 in Anlehnung an die Handschrift Georges aus einer freien Akzidenz-Grotesk-Schrift der Schriftgießerei Berthold, Berlin, geschaffen hatte. Stefan George ist 1933,
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Akzidenz-Grotesk descend from a late-1950s project, directed by Lange at Berthold, to enlarge the typeface family. This added new styles including AG Extra (1958), AG Extra Bold (1966) and AG Super (1968), AG Super Italic (2001) and Extra Bold italic (2001). Berthold ceased
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Among all the types that are available, the so-called "Grotesque"...is the only one in spiritual accordance with our time. To proclaim sans-serif as the typeface of our time is not a question of being fashionable, it really does express the same tendencies to be seen in our architecture…there is no
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Schriftgießerei Bauer & Co., Stuttgart und Düsseldorf, veröffentlicht unter den heutigen Schriftproben eine schattierte Grotesk und bietet unseren Lesern mit dieser Schrift ein beliebtes, sehr verwendbares Material, das sich in ähnlicher, älterer Ausführung seit jener einen Platz auf allen
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typefaces; he had sold the business in 1885. Kupferschmid and
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The light weight of Akzidenz-Grotesk was for many years branded separately as 'Royal-Grotesk'. It apparently was cut by Berthold around 1902-3, when it was announced in a trade periodical as "a new, quite usable typeface" and advertised as having matching dimensions allowing it to be combined with
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Die Akzidenz-Grotesk is sechzig Jahre alt, und doch scheint sie nicht zu veraltern, sondern in ihrer Frische und Lebendigkeit für immer zu verharren. Sie erfreut sich solcher Beliebheit, daß sie nun auf die Setzmaschine kam. Zusammen mit den Handsatz-Garnituren bilden die Linotype-Werkschiftgrade
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A completely different "Akzidenz-Grotesk" was made by the Haas Type Foundry of Switzerland. Also named "Accidenz-Grotesk" and "Normal-Grotesk", it had a more condensed, "boxy" design. Kupferschmid describes it as a "reworking of "Neue Moderne Grotesk", originally ca. 1909 by Wagner & Schmidt,
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G with a vertical spur. The capitals are wide and have relatively little variation in width, with letters like 'E' and 'F' quite wide. The 'M' is straight-sided with the diagonals meeting in the bottom centre of the letter. Capitals in several weights have very noticeably thicker strokes than the
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Eine neue recht verwendbare Schrift hat die Firma H. Berthold Akt.-Ges in Berlin geschaffen, eine in acht Graden geschnittene Royal-Grotesk, die sich zu allen besseren Accidenzen verwenden lassen und infolge ihres scharfen und sauberen Schnitts zur besten Wirkung gelangen wird. Auf eine kleine,
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Akzidenz-Grotesk Old Face, designed by Lange and released in 1984, was intended to be more true to the metal type than previous phototypesetting versions and incorporate more of the original type's inconsistencies of dimensions such as x-height. It also incorporates a comma-style cedilla in the
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Generally based on Akzidenz-Grotesk Book, it includes a single-storey 'a', curled 'l', lower- and upper-case 'k' that are symmetrical, and 't', 'u' and 'y' without curls on the base. The 'J' has a top bar, the 'M' centre does not descend to the baseline and the 'G' and 'R' are simplified in the
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Originating during the late nineteenth century, Akzidenz-Grotesk belongs to a tradition of general-purpose, unadorned sans-serif types that had become dominant in German printing during the nineteenth century. Relatively little-known for a half-century after its introduction, it achieved iconic
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While apparently not unpopular, Akzidenz-Grotesk was not among the most intensively-marketed typefaces of the period, and was not even particularly aggressively marketed by Berthold. A 1921 Berthold specimen and company history described it almost apologetically: "In 1898 Accidenz-Grotesk was
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Die Firma H. Berthold, Akt-Ges. in Berlin zeigt in einem hübsch angeordneten handlichen Heftchen zwei Garnituren Royal- und Akzidenz-Grotesk, beide sich ergänzende Schriften von vornehmer Wirkung, die um so mehr als zeitgemäß bezeichnet werden können, weil anscheinend nun endlich auch in der
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A 'folded-up' structure with narrow apertures and strokes curled up towards the vertical, most obvious on letters such as c, e, s and a. Stroke endings, though, are less consistently horizontal or vertical than in Helvetica. A square dot over the letter i, double-storey a. Single-storey g.
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Separately, Gerstner and other designers at his company GGK Basel launched a project in the 1960s to build Akzidenz-Grotesk into a coherent series, to match the new families appearing in the same style; it was used by Berthold for its Diatype system in the late 60s under the name of
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With its horizontal and vertical strokes of almost the same thickness and its regularized capital letters with few variations of width, Akzidenz Grotesk stood out starkly on the page – especially when that page also included the highly-decorated types that were popular in the same
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used Akzidenz-Grotesk in the original "CC" logo and the subsequent, lowercase wordmark. In 2018, the CC Accidenz Commons font was designed specifically for Creative Commons as an open-licensed replacement for Akzidenz-Grotesk, although the design has a very limited character set.
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Many other grotesques in a similar style to Akzidenz-Grotesk were sold in Germany during this period. Around the beginning of the twentieth century, these increasingly began to be branded as larger families of multiple matched styles. Its competitors included the very popular
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and Emil Mosig in 1885, a decade before Akzidenz-Grotesk was released, and there is no evidence that he cut any further fonts for them after this year. As Lange commented, it was claimed in the post-war period that Royal-Grotesk's name referred to it being commissioned by the
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It is important to note, however, that as the weights and sizes of Akzidenz-Grotesk were cut separately not all these features will appear on all styles. For instance, the 't' of the Schmalhalbfett weight only has no base, as it was designed separately and not by Berthold.
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In the post-war period and particularly in Switzerland a revival in Akzidenz-Grotesk's popularity took hold, in what became known as the "Swiss International Style" of graphic design. This style often contrasted Akzidenz-Grotesk with photographic art, and did not use
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vielleicht unbeabsichtigte Unschönheit möchten wir doch hinweisen. Diese betrifft das Versal-R, dessen Querstrich zu tief steht, was auffällt und störend wirkt, wenn der Buchstabe zwischen B und E steht. Vielleicht ist hier eine Verbesserung noch angängig. Chronos.
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Adrian Frutiger's Univers and Bauer's Folio, take inspiration from Akzidenz-Grotesk; Frutiger's goal was to eliminate what he saw as unnecessary details, removing the dropped spur at bottom right of the G and converting the '1' and the '7' into two straight lines.
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has written that he found the semi-bold and bold weights most satisfying. Lange commented that the light weight "was my favourite font from the beginning. I used it on my first Berthold business card and my letterhead. It's a delicate, slender piece of engraving."
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manner of Futura. A particularly striking feature is a blackletter-style default upper-case 'i' with a curl at the bottom: this is rarely encountered in the English-speaking world (it would more commonly be recognized as a J), but much more common in Germany.
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Ulrich Stiehl suggests that this may have been one of the last additions to the metal type family: it does not appear in a 1959 advert or Berthold's Hauptprobe Nr. 470, but it does in the slightly later Schriftprobe Nr. 473, which he suggests dates from c.
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sans-serifs, but unlike the double-storey 'g' found in most serif faces and in many of the earliest sans-serifs that had a lower-case; sans-serif types first appeared in London, but became popular in Germany from the mid-nineteenth century onwards.
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Akzidenz-Grotesk was popular in this period although other typefaces such as Monotype Grotesque were used also: a problem with use of Akzidenz-Grotesk up to the late 1950s was that it was only available in individual units of metal type for
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Reynolds prefers 'Bold Condensed' to describe the Schmalhalbfett and 'Condensed Heavy' for the Schmalfett. Other weights were added by the time of the phototypesetting and digital versions, such as the ultra-bold 'Akzidenz-Grotesk Super'.
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around 1830. The name may have reflected the "primitive" feel of sans-serifs, or their roots in archaic Greek and Roman inscriptions, and by the late nineteenth century was commonly used to mean "sans-serif", without negative implication.
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from Bauer. Shaw suggests that Helvetica "began to muscle out" Akzidenz-Grotesk in New York from around summer 1965, when Amsterdam Continental's marketing stopped pushing Standard strongly and began to focus on Helvetica instead.
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Akzidenz-Grotesk's design descends from a school of general-purpose sans-serifs cut in the nineteenth century. Sans-serifs had become very popular in Germany by the late nineteenth century, which had a large number of small local
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format in 2006, under the name Akzidenz-Grotesk Pro, and added matching Cyrillic and Greek characters the next year. Berthold Types' co-owner Harvey Hunt died in 2022, and the rights to its typeface library were acquired by
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Several type designers modelled typefaces on this popular typeface in the 1950s; Reynolds comments that the original Akzidenz-Grotesk has limitations in extended text: "the capital letters are slightly too dark."
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Akzidenz-Grotesk is often translated into English as "jobbing sans-serif", "jobbing" in the sense of "used for jobs". Both words were everyday, descriptive terms for typefaces of the time in the
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Regular, medium, bold, outline, bold outline and shaded styles were made for the family, but no obliques. Berthold promoted the series with a brochure designed by Karl Duschek and Stankowski.
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Berthold-Grotesk is somewhat less well-known than other German geometrics of the period. A licensed adaptation (changing some characters) by the Amsterdam Type Foundry under the name of
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partner Domenic Lippa rated Akzidenz-Grotesk as "probably the best typeface ever designed...it doesn't overdominate when used, allowing the designer more freedom and versatility".
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A particular criticism of Akzidenz-Grotesk however, has often been that the regular weight has capitals that look unbalanced relative to the lower-case, as shown on the cover of
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Schriftkünstler – A historiographic examination of the relationship between handcraft and art regarding the design and making of printers' type in Germany between 1871 and 1914
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Schriftkünstler – A historiographic examination of the relationship between handcraft and art regarding the design and making of printers' type in Germany between 1871 and 1914
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Schriftkünstler – A historiographic examination of the relationship between handcraft and art regarding the design and making of printers' type in Germany between 1871 and 1914
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Schriftkünstler – A historiographic examination of the relationship between handcraft and art regarding the design and making of printers' type in Germany between 1871 and 1914
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influenced by Akzidenz-Grotesk. However, many adaptations and letters influenced by other typefaces were incorporated to increase legibility and make characters more distinct.
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With its four-terminal 'w', Akzidenz-Grotesk Skelett (Extralight Extended) was one of the most divergent and least popular members of the family in the metal type period.
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Early references to Akzidenz-Grotesk at Berthold often use the alternative spelling 'Accidenz-Grotesk'; Reynolds has suggested that the name may have been intended as a
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NYC Sans: A proprietary digitisation by Nick Sherman and Jeremy Mickel, which has many alternate characters, is the corporate font of New York City's tourist board
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Handbuch zur neuen Rechtschreibung und Zeichensetzung : für Studierende und Lehrende an Schulen und Universitäten sowie für alle an der Sprache Interessierten
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for copyright infringement and breach of contract in 2017, alleging that Target had asked a design firm to use the font in a promotional video without a license.
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Font designer Dan Reynolds (above) and graphic design professor Indra Kupferschmid (below) have documented many aspects of the early history of Akzidenz-Grotesk.
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and Ulrich Stiehl shows Linotype sales material saying that it was "taken over to the Linotype machine" in 1958, although Eskilson reports 1959 for its release.
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Schmalhalbfett (Medium Condensed, originally called "Steinschrift eng". Not designed by Berthold. The 'R' has a curled leg and in metal type the 't' no base.)
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and praised the aesthetic qualities of the "anonymous" sans-serifs of the nineteenth century. Its comments would prove influential in later graphic design:
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Berthold's Akzidenz-Grotesk family by the late metal type period included the following styles. English names are taken from Berthold's Type Specimen (
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Theinhardt: A release by Swiss digital type foundry Optimo, praised by Spiekermann has as "the best" Akzidenz-Grotesk digitisation.
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version of Akzidenz-Grotesk intended to incorporate more of the original inconsistencies and different x-heights of the metal type
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lower-case. On many but not all styles a straight leg on the 'R' and a 'Q' where the outstroke does not cut through the letter.
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Walker, Sue; Reynolds, Linda (1 January 2003). "Serifs, sans serifs and infant characters in children's reading books".
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has used custom versions of Akzidenz-Grotesk supplied by Berthold as a corporate typeface, amongst other typefaces.
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Although the digital data of Berthold releases of Akzidenz-Grotesk is copyrighted, and the name is trademarked, the
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eine sehr stattliche Familie, die der Gestalter und Drucker oft und gern bei seiner Arbeit in Anspruch nehmen wird.
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of the Bauer foundry of Frankfurt, very similar to Akzidenz-Grotesk but with high-waisted capitals, and Koralle by
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of letters such as 'a' and 'c'. The capitals of Akzidenz-Grotesk are wide and relatively uniform in width.
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The copyright law does not protect typeface or mere variations of typographic ornamentation or lettering.
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Ferdinand Theinhardt, who was otherwise particularly famous for his scholarly endeavours in the field of
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means some occasion or event (in the sense of "something that happens", not in the sense of a high-class
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Typotektur: Architektur und Typografie im 20. Jahrhundert : der Modellfall einer Zusammenführung
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Akzidenz-Grotesk had several condensed weights in the metal type period, such as this condensed bold.
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According to Florian Hardwig, the 'W' and 'w' were the normal form on some Berthold specimens.
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St G Schrift: A digitisation of Stefan George-Schrift designed by Colin Kahn and published by
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in 1927. This book was a manifesto of modern design, in which he condemned all typefaces but
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Type design in the age of the machine. The 'Breite Grotesk' by J. G. Schelter & Giesecke
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A top serif on the 1 and in some styles a downward-pointing serif on the top left of the 7.
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Liste der Hieroglyphischen Typen aus der Schriftgießerei des Herrn F. Theinhardt in Berlin
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the regular weight of Akzidenz-Grotesk. Reynolds and Florian Hardwig have documented the
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seen in the more decorative sans-serifs of the late nineteenth century influenced by the
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Berthold und Bauer werben im Jahre 1899 mit einem aus heutiger Sicht seltsam anmutenden
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Reynolds, Dan (2020). "Chapter 6: Type design in German foundries from 1871 to 1914".
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notes that even comparing one size (20pt), the medium and bold weights have different
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Sans Serif: The Ultimate Sourcebook of Classic and Contemporary Sans Serif Typography
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Standard CT: A digitisation by American publisher CastleType, originally created for
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Akzidenz-Grotesk (Standard, available on Linotype in modified form as series 57 with
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433:). Akzidenz-Grotesk was based on this design, but with the drop shadow removed. Two
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Achim Aurnhammer; Wolfgang Braungart; Stefan Breuer; Ute Oelmann (1 January 2016).
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Reynolds, Dan (2019). "The godfather: retracing the origins of Akzidenz-Grotesk".
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Swiss Graphic Design: The Origins and Growth of an International Style, 1920–1965
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as much as many older posters. Graphic designers of this style such as Gerstner,
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commissioned alternate characters for Akzidenz-Grotesk for printing his poetry.
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machines had long since become the main system for printing general-purpose
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5785:"Making the Visible Visible – Open Access to Berlin's Typographical Legacy"
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Antwort auf Helvetica, für die Berthold keine Lizenz kriegte von Linotype.
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A less folded-up 'a' and 'g' and a narrower 'r' were available by request.
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A less folded-up 'a' and 'g' and a narrower 'r' were available by request.
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used Akzidenz-Grotesk. It was replaced with Helvetica in later editions.
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A German banknote from 1918, using a range of sans-serifs of the period
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Monotype Newsletter, Also Printed in Motif as "Letters Without Serifs"
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Extra (Extrabold Condensed, tighter-spaced than the Schmalfett weight)
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Schwemer-Scheddin, Yvonne (2003). "Sonderheft Günter Gerhard Lange".
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Berthold Announces the Release of Akzidenz-Grotesk in OpenType Format
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over the world and impressed its image in the typography of our time.
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5193:"The Last Time the US Considered Copyright Protection for Typefaces"
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2540:"Akzidenz-Grotesk (Re-)Release Dates (comments on Typophile thread)"
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3690:"The (Mostly) True Story of Helvetica and the New York City Subway"
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Creative Type: A Sourcebook of Classic and Contemporary Letterforms
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serif typefaces popular in Europe at the time, such as the work of
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Reynolds, Dan (2020). "Chapter 3: Writing history as a designer".
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or occasion) and was therefore used as a term for trade printing;
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4570:. Springer Science & Business Media. pp. 225–8, 235–40.
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The regular weight of Akzidenz-Grotesk had a lower x-height than
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also is based on German typefaces of this period.) Seeman's 1926
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1937:"A new basis for the old Akzidenz-Grotesk (English translation)"
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in 2019. It is digitised by Kris Sowersby, in three widths with
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Breithalbfett (Medium Extended, or literally Semi-bold Extended)
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of metal type. In addition, there is variation between weights:
5355:"A Modern Sans-serif Infused With the Spirit of the NYC Subway"
4516:"German, Swiss, and Austrian typefaces named Royal or Akzidenz"
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2722:"The Academy of Sciences of the USSR's hieroglyphs font (1928)"
419:). The Bauer foundry had recently released a sans-serif with a
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5454:"NYC Gets A Major Rebrand (And Its First Official Pictograms)"
3510:"Akzidenz-Grotesk auf der Linotype-Zeilengußmaschine (German)"
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4908:"Neuwelt: an optimistic transatlantic sans serif type family"
3840:. Berlin/Stuttgart: H. Berthold/Zweigwerk Stuttgart. c. 1966.
2449:"Notes on the history of Akzidenz-Grotesk Part 2a – Timeline"
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Comparison of distinguishing characters in Akzidenz-Grotesk,
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Cees W. de Jong; Alston W. Purvis; Friedrich Friedl (2005).
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An alternative 'R' with curled leg was available by request.
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Akzidenz-Grotesk Schulbuch, showing its unusual capital 'i'
4180:"Monotype Acquires Berthold's Renowned Typeface Inventory"
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Breitfett (Extrabold Extended, or literally Bold Extended)
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Müller, Lars; Malsy, Victor; Kupferschmid, Indra (2009).
2319:"Note on the original design patent for Akzidenz-Grotesk"
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Archiv für Buchdruckerkunst und verwandte Geschäftszweige
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medium and bold weights, inward hook in regular-weighted
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as the name for sans-serifs in the specimen books of his
5991:"Footnotes C: Retracing the origins of Akzidenz-Grotesk"
5733:"Introducing CC Accidenz Commons: An Open-Licensed Font"
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Lane, John A.; Lommen, Mathieu; de Zoete, Johan (1998).
3137:. Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG. pp. 480–481.
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5708:"A Masterwork in Simplicity: The Story of the CC Logo"
5525:"Interview with Erik Spiekermann and Ralph du Carrois"
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Drip-dry Shirts: The Evolution of the Graphic Designer
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Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht Zeitschrift
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2750:"Berlin locations of the old Ferd. Theinhardt foundry"
2279:"Some notes on the history of Akzidenz-Grotesk Part 2"
729:. While this was acceptable for posters, by the 1950s
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Reynolds, Dan (2020). "Chapter 2: Research methods".
5166:""Types" of Protection for Font and Typeface Designs"
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Revival Type: Digital Typefaces Inspired by the Past
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have been released by Berthold and other companies.
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The New Typography: a handbook for modern designers
2805:"Akzidenz Grotesk roots (comments on forum thread)"
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6068:(PhD). Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig
6050:(PhD). Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig
6032:(PhD). Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig
6014:(PhD). Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig
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3771:"From the Archives no. 15—Helvetica and Standard"
3110:. Princeton Architectural Press. pp. 115–8.
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1717:Drucksache von geringem Umfang, Anzeige, Formular
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5861:(2009). Osterer, Heiden; Stamm, Philipp (eds.).
4772:"Differences - AG Schoolbook Medium and AG Book"
3413:"Campaign posters for the Swiss Automobile Club"
2660:Hardwig, Florian; Reynolds, Dan (14 June 2019).
1363:The cover of Josef Müller-Brockmann's 1961 book
1339:: Designed by Jock Kinneir and Magaret Calvert.
760:, with a large range of weights and widths, and
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5079:"BERTHOLD AKZIDENZ-GROTESK - Trademark Details"
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3261:. Princeton Architectural Press. pp. 7–8.
2775:"Some notes on the history of Akzidenz-Grotesk"
1754:Lewis, Charlton Thomas; Short, Charles (1922).
1731:""Herzlichen Glückwunsch" wedding cards (1919)"
1318:, with variant features like a two-storey 'g',
1003:Schmalfett (Bold Condensed, originally called "
411:(not to be confused with the much better-known
5136:. 22 December 2014. p. 13. Archived from
4460:"Differences - Akzidenz-Grotesk and Helvetica"
3883:"Phototypesetting with the Berthold 'diatype'"
1599:"The 1869–1978 headquarters of Berthold today"
1129:'s FF Schulbuch family is in a similar style.
978:Mager (Light, sometimes sold as Royal-Grotesk)
821:. Berthold Types released Akzidenz-Grotesk in
3470:Berthold exklusiv Probe 013: Akzidenz-Grotesk
3362:Graphic Design: A New History, Second Edition
2662:"Mallet Magic – Harry Breuer And His Quintet"
1345:New Transport: Published by A2/SW/HK Limited.
1141:Sample image of Akzidenz-Grotesk Old Face, a
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3718:"Amsterdam Continental: A Handbook of Types"
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3036:"Type Specimen book H. Berthold AG, ca 1913"
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5885:"Die alte Akzidenz-Grotesk auf neuer Basis"
5103:"AKZIDENZ-GROTESK NEXT – Trademark Details"
4385:"Differences - Akzidenz-Grotesk and Futura"
4080:"Erik Spiekermann's Statements re Berthold"
3948:. London: Thames & Hudson. p. 23.
3058:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
2932:. Yale University Press. pp. 190–205.
1329:, it is based on the design of German poet
3637:Iconic Designs: 50 Stories about 50 Things
3191:. De Graaf. pp. 29–31. Archived from
3134:Stefan George und sein Kreis: Ein Handbuch
2250:. Leipzig: Seemann. 1926. pp. 181–218
1365:The Graphic Artist and His Design Problems
572:alternate characters to print his poetry.
38:
3746:"Vintage Fonts: 35 Adverts From the Past"
3365:. Yale University Press. pp. 290–1.
3291:Kupferschmid, Indra (21 September 2014).
2984:"Blue Pencil no. 18—Arial addendum no. 3"
2392:"Notes on the Origin of Akzidenz-Grotesk"
1350:Atkins: A version published by Softmaker.
964:) No. 473 except where stated otherwise:
443:any specific products from other firms."
6095:Letters of Credit: A View of Type Design
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3640:. Bloomsbury Publishing. pp. 81–3.
3566:. Berthold/Linotype (advert): 56. 1959.
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2447:Kupferschmid, Indra (25 December 2017).
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5865:(English ed.). Basel: Birkhäuser.
2342:Boktryckareföreningen, Svenska (1905).
2277:Kupferschmid, Indra (11 October 2017).
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141:"International" or "Swiss" design style
5964:Helvetica Forever: Story of a Typeface
5834:"New Global Brand Typeface for Nissan"
5023:Kupferschmid, Indra (30 August 2007).
4999:British Railways: The Nation's Railway
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3359:Eskilson, Stephen (28 February 2012).
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1758:. Oxford: Clarendon Press. p. 16.
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1294:magazine under the name "Standard CT".
898:Characteristics of this typeface are:
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5758:"Creative Commons Style Guide (2019)"
4973:"From Akzidenz to Transport Solution"
4317:"Review: Graphic Design and the Soul"
3496:Müller, Malsy & Kupferschmid 2009
3388:"Reputations: Josef Müller-Brockmann"
3242:The Typography of Press Advertisement
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2773:Kupferschmid, Indra (12 April 2012).
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1399:" in the display of the USAF symbol.
981:Fett (Bold, available as poster type)
802:technology, including Berthold's own
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5164:Justus, Dana; Estoesa, Ivy Clarice.
4229:Lippa, Domenic (14 September 2013).
3661:Lucienne Roberts (1 November 2005).
3634:Grace Lees-Maffei (8 January 2015).
3258:Jan Tschichold: A Life in Typography
2833:Jan-Pool, Albert (23 January 2014).
1281:Gothic 725: A two-weight version by
6008:Reynolds, Dan (2020). "Chapter 1".
3744:Budrick, Callie (19 October 2015).
1264:of a typeface is in many countries
4996:Jackson, Tanya (31 January 2013).
4971:Sudjic, Deyan (11 November 2011).
4567:Font Technology: Methods and Tools
4514:Reynolds, Dan (12 February 2019).
4127:"News: AG goes Greek and Cyrillic"
3667:. AVA Publishing. pp. 27–29.
3438:"Posters for the Zurich Town Hall"
3331:. University of California Press.
3107:Paul Renner: The Art of Typography
2803:Spiekermann, Erik; Reynolds, Dan.
2748:Reynolds, Dan (25 February 2019).
2720:Reynolds, Dan (22 February 2019).
2390:Reynolds, Daniel (28 April 2023).
1729:Hardwig, Florian (2 August 2018).
1659:Reynolds, Dan (11 November 2019).
716:Classical music concert poster by
619:. In 1923 Tschichold converted to
530:, which has a single-storey 'a'. (
135:as the preferred typeface of many
102:family originally released by the
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5660:"Displaying the Air Force Symbol"
4795:Coles, Stephen (26 August 2012).
4315:Reynolds, Dan (2 November 2010).
3863:. Stuttgart: H. Berthold. c. 1960
3473:. Berlin: Berthold Fototype. 1984
3293:"Live Type Research in Barcelona"
2982:Shaw, Paul; Kupferschmid, Indra.
806:, and then digital technologies.
6192:Berthold advertisement from 1937
5353:Stinson, Liz (21 January 2020).
4823:Coles, Stephen (20 March 2016).
4086:. Berthold Types. Archived from
3171:Melchior Lechtor 1938 gestorben.
2317:Reynolds, Dan (23 August 2019).
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143:which became popular across the
6158:Berthold specimens from c. 1913
5836:. Kontrapunkt. 10 November 2015
4882:Microsoft Typography (archived)
4564:Peter Karow (6 December 2012).
4131:Microsoft Typography (archived)
3893:from the original on 2021-11-15
3436:Coles, Stephen (3 April 2012).
2785:from the original on 2013-03-30
2635:Reynolds, Dan (29 April 2019).
2610:Reynolds, Dan (13 April 2019).
1684:Marahrens, August, ed. (1870).
1597:Reynolds, Dan (12 April 2018).
1440:Berthold Akzidenz Dialog System
1174:Similarities to other typefaces
6238:Typefaces with infant variants
6218:Grotesque sans-serif typefaces
5989:Reynolds, Dan (16 July 2019).
5429:"NYC SANS – Trademark Details"
5134:United States Copyright Office
5002:. History Press. p. 130.
3775:Paul Shaw Letter Design (blog)
3411:Raposo, Tânia (15 July 2013).
3219:. 010 Publishers. p. 45.
2988:Paul Shaw Letter Design (blog)
2179:Reynolds, Dan (12 June 2018).
2126:guten Akzidenzien erhoben hat.
950:Akzidenz-Grotesk's bold weight
568:. He commissioned some custom
362:offering different versions.
1:
6152:Akzidenz Grotesk sample books
5863:Typefaces: The Complete Works
4156:"Harvey Hunt Obituary (2022)"
3188:Dutch Typefounders' Specimens
1297:Söhne: A version released by
1104:Akzidenz-Grotesk Schoolbook (
1033:Skelett (Extralight Extended)
984:Schmalmager (Light Condensed)
27:Grotesque sans-serif typeface
5919:. Laurence King Publishing.
5633:"Brand identity at a glance"
5452:Miller, Meg (10 June 2016).
4206:"The designer as programmer"
508:Prussian Academy of Sciences
379:printer's rule, moving into
246:style. Modern type designer
6243:Products introduced in 1898
6082:Typografische Monatsblätter
5789:Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
5050:"Wagner & Schmidt, etc"
4884:. Microsoft. Archived from
4133:. Microsoft. Archived from
3386:Schwemer-Scheddin, Yvonne.
2489:für die 'Accidenz-Grotesk'.
1826:"My Type Design Philosophy"
1541:Or Halbfette Bücher-Grotesk
1036:Breitmager (Light Extended)
870:Distinctive characteristics
6259:
6228:Photocomposition typefaces
6154:digitised by Ulrich Stiehl
4743:Information Design Journal
4698:. Berthold. Archived from
4673:. Berthold. Archived from
4539:Hudson, Rob (4 May 2023).
4263:"Söhne design information"
2222:. The Happy Dragon's Press
1855:Handover, Phyllis Margaret
1778:"A Neo-Grotesque Heritage"
1705:. Schöningh. p. 254.
1426:Japanese car manufacturer
1236:
1092:Akzidenz-Grotesk Schulbuch
401:Eckehart Schumacher-Gebler
372:in 1858 initially to make
293:of Akzidenz-Grotesk shows
5934:Homola, Wolfgang (2004).
4878:"News: The Next Akzidenz"
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3944:de Jong, Cees W. (2006).
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3034:N1KE (21 February 2012).
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2472:Wanetzky, Harald (1995).
2247:Handbuch der Schriftarten
2124:
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1701:Muthmann, Gustav (2000).
1248:Alternative digitisations
1233:"Akzidenz-Grotesk" (Haas)
1133:Akzidenz-Grotesk Old Face
1010:
693:was German-born designer
576:Mid-twentieth-century use
546:Handbuch der Schriftarten
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5913:Hollis, Richard (2006).
5613:Arizona State University
5479:"NYC Go rebrand details"
5258:ist ja auch die beste AG
4055:"Berthold Goes Bankrupt"
3213:Middendorp, Jan (2004).
2926:Paul Shaw (April 2017).
2344:"Berthold advertisement"
2145:"The Face of Uniformity"
1385:Arizona State University
5664:United States Air Force
5609:"Elements of the brand"
5171:The National Law Review
3725:Type Design Information
2835:"Stefan George Schrift"
2421:. Inmerc. p. 331.
2362:"Reklameschrift Herold"
1066:Akzidenz-Grotesk Book (
1011:Bücher-Grotesk halbfett
708:for Japanese exhibition
598:"geometric" sans-serifs
528:Schelter & Giesecke
295:variation between sizes
4755:10.1075/idj.11.2.04wal
4658:Schwemer-Scheddin 2003
4286:Schwemer-Scheddin 2003
4020:Schwemer-Scheddin 2003
3599:"The Birth of a Giant"
3255:McLean, Ruari (1997).
3244:. pp. 86–88, etc.
2859:"Ferdinand Theinhardt"
2685:Schwemer-Scheddin 2003
2573:Archiv für Buchgewerbe
2067:Archiv für Buchgewerbe
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6223:Letterpress typefaces
6142:AG Book Stencil et al
6126:Akzidenz-Grotesk Next
6122:Akzidenz-Grotesk Pro+
5271:"Basic Commercial LT"
5048:Kupferschmid, Indra.
5025:"Haas Normal-Grotesk"
4797:"Knowledge Redefined"
4696:"AG Book Rounded Pro"
4591:Schwartz, Christian.
4488:"Inclined to be dull"
4078:Hunt, Harvey (2004).
3597:Kupferschmid, Indra.
3240:Day, Kenneth (1956).
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4721:"AG Schoolbook® Pro"
4084:Typophile (archived)
3838:Schriftprobe Nr. 473
3161:. 1943. p. 45.
2902:as Accidenz-Grotesk.
2809:Typophile (archived)
2544:Typophile (archived)
2110:"Schriftprobenschau"
1824:(29 November 2004).
1532:Or Enge Steinschrift
1322:, and a true italic.
1303:a monospaced version
888:Justus-Erich Walbaum
864:Designing Programmes
844:Designing Programmes
788:New York City Subway
646:Die neue Typographie
491:Günter Gerhard Lange
299:design and engraving
6182:(for American uses)
5523:Ulrich, Ferdinand.
4593:"Neue Haas Grotesk"
4231:"The 10 best fonts"
4034:"Gerstner-Programm"
3994:"Gerstner-Programm"
3921:Berthold Types blog
3889:. Typography.Guru.
3076:(14 January 2006).
2637:"Longina-Schriften"
2028:Frere-Jones, Tobias
1987:Frere-Jones, Tobias
1859:"Grotesque Letters"
1291:San Francisco Focus
1217:Much more loosely,
942:Metal type versions
778:Post-metal releases
431:Schattierte Grotesk
399:Recent research by
347:Schattierte Grotesk
215:Fann Street Foundry
34:
6213:Linotype typefaces
6208:Berthold typefaces
5640:American Red Cross
5359:AIGA Eye On Design
4113:2006-05-18 at the
4036:. Forgotten Shapes
3917:"Akzidenz-Grotesk"
3517:Sanskritweb (blog)
3102:Burke, Christopher
3074:Cartwright, Justin
2116:: 404, 407. 1896.
1993:. Frere-Jones Type
1756:A Latin Dictionary
1503:of variable height
1488:Date according to
1404:Target Corporation
1389:American Red Cross
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413:Bauer Type Foundry
405:Indra Kupferschmid
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381:casting metal type
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211:William Thorowgood
6233:Digital typefaces
6105:978-1-56792-240-0
5926:978-1-85669-487-2
5739:. 28 October 2019
5238:Spiekermann, Erik
5009:978-0-7524-9742-6
4947:Calvert, Margaret
4852:"AG Old Face Pro"
4613:Spiekermann, Eric
4577:978-3-642-78505-4
4267:Klim Type Foundry
4204:Hollis, Richard.
3674:978-2-940373-08-6
3647:978-0-85785-353-0
3372:978-0-300-17260-7
3226:978-90-6450-460-0
3144:978-3-11-045688-2
3117:978-1-56898-158-1
3104:(December 1998).
3078:"Prophet of doom"
3024:, p. 58, 92.
2954:"Venus – MyFonts"
2939:978-0-300-21929-6
2536:Spiekermann, Erik
2428:978-90-6611-250-6
2024:Hoefler, Jonathan
1665:Klim Type Foundry
1490:Helvetica Forever
1309:NYC & Company
1299:Klim Type Foundry
1266:not copyrightable
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5987:Lay summary:
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5950:on 2011-01-12
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5143:on 2014-12-23
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5060:on 2017-01-19
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