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archive up to 1995 as part of the "centenary of Canberra" in 2013, and the
digitisation costs were
raised with a
crowdfunding campaign. Also crowdfunded, the...
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adaptation of the
design to
individual sizes, and
several divergent digitisations have been
released by
different companies. ****ura was
extensively marketed...
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included a set of
swash capitals.
These have not been
found in
digitisations,
although digitisations of Zapf's
Renaissance Antiqua design (discussed below) do...
- Monotype's
previous digital version is also
available and
Albertus digitisations have also been sold by Adobe, Bitstream, Fontsite,
SoftMaker and others...
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Erbar digitisations exist under this name. URW++ has
released a
revival of
seven weights (of the
normal width only), and a "Neo Mini"
digitisation optimised...
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digitised as "Fairbank" in 2003, and sold
independently of Monotype's
Bembo digitisations.
Morison conceded in his
memoir that the
Fairbank design "looked its...
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According to Paul Shaw, Eva
Antiqua is the most
complete digitisation,
which also adds
digitisations of the bold
weights of the ATF
knockoff font Paramount...
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Didot is a
group of typefaces. The word/name
Didot came from the
famous French printing and type-producing
Didot family. The
classification is
known as...
- The
Child Ballads are 305
traditional ballads from
England and Scotland, and
their American variants,
anthologized by
Francis James Child during the second...
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Transport is a sans
serif typeface first designed for road
signs in the
United Kingdom. It was
created between 1957 and 1963 by Jock
Kinneir and Margaret...
