Still from The Secret of Kells, 2010.
This movie looks amazing.

Still from The Secret of Kells, 2010.
This movie looks amazing.
FOT:040, digitized by Dennis, via Friends of Type
@jasonbentley just asked me if typewriters always had monospaced fonts. I didn’t know, but thought it was an interesting question.
Here’s a memo written on the first real typewriter, the Sholes & Glidden Type Writer. It uses a sans-serif typeface!
(Image via the Office Museum.)
Copy for Remington Lektronic II ad, Life Magazine, 1964.
1936 ad for Roi-tan filtered cigars, via Life magazine.
There’s somebody I follow on Tumblr that continually posts interesting old type examples. Today I went to that person’s Tumblr to reference they’d posted recently (Simmelkiaer Grotesk) and realized…that the Tumblr I thought had all the type references has nothing.
Now I have no idea who’s been posting all those great typefaces. I guess I’ll find out next time they update.
—Timoni
Death to Corporate Machines!, via cobra lord
Love love love the type here.
[ still from Jon Klassen’s trailer for White is for Witching, by Helen Oyeyemi ]
Wood-engraved illustration for Endymion (1818) -John Keats 1795-1921
Artist: John Buckland-Wright 1897-1954 engraver/illustrator b. New Zealand
Golden Cockerel Press 1947
Oh how I love Golden Cockerel Press.
Extra, as-yet undigitized ligature variations of Avant Garde.
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That poster-holder is floating! (It’s a nice poster.)
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