ITC American Typewriter Hellenic (, 2005) by Hector Haralambous spans 6 weights plus italics and has Greek characters. Alternates for ‘R’ (Light, Medium), ‘e’ and ‘&’ (Light, Medium, Bold).ĭigitizations by Bitstream, URW (both discontinued), Elsner+Flake (with Condensed styles and Greek characters, 1997), ITC (with Condensed styles alternates in the Pro version). Both Adobe and Linotype publish the font as well. distributes the font to plenty of computers and devices now, like those part of Apple, Inc., which includes the font in its OS X and iOS operating systems. As phototypesetting died, though, the American Typewriter typeface prevailed. Italics were added by Ed Benguiat in 1989, see ITC American Typewriter Italic. One of those typefaces is ITC American Typewriter. It is an ode to the invention that shaped reading habits and the idea of legibility, the typewriter. The two lighter weights were designed by Joel Kalden and the Bold (plus Outline) by Tony Stan. ITC American Typewriter Font Family9 OTFITC American Typewriter was designed by Joel Kaden and Tony Stan. And there is just enough nostalgia in American Typewriter to give it a top billing in contemporary typography.” The ITC American Typewriter font retains the typical typewriter alphabet forms, giving the font a hint of nostalgia. The rigid spacing is dispensed with, but the distinctive typewriter flavour is generously enhanced. “… strikes a happy compromise with its forerunner. Typewriter 4 as shown in PLINC’s One Line (1971) appears to be a precursor and is listed in the index with alias American Typewriter. 3 (1974) in 2 widths with 3 weights, but already mentioned in Vol.
Haas Inserat-Grotesk / Neue Aurora VIII (43).
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