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Serif newspaper font with a popular look. Like Excelsior. Legible under poor print conditions. For newspapers, newsletters, and similar texts. Recommended size 8.5 points.

A geometric sans serif font with a rugged look. Like Spartan Classified. Features increased x-height and short descenders. For classified ads in newspapers. Recommended size 5.5 points.

A serif book font with an academic look. Like ITC Berkeley Oldstyle. For printing books and other text on good quality paper. A stately typeface, an early twentieth century interpretation of Italian Renaissance letterforms.

A serif book font with an engraved look. Like Stempel Garamond. A svelte typeface that faithfully emulates the letterforms of the French Renaissance. For printing books and other text on good quality paper. Recommended size 12 points.

Serif book font with a familiar feel. Like Times. A space saving typeface that meets expectations for book typography. For printing books and other passages of text on good quality paper. Recommended size 12 points.

Condensed realist sans serif font with a neutral feel. Like Helvetica Condensed. An unobtrusive typeface that seems to be everywhere. Fit more text into restricted spaces without losing legibility.

Condensed serif book font with a familiar feel. Like Times Condensed. Fit more text into restricted spaces without losing legibility. For tables, headings, and packaging. Recommended size 12 points.

Rubicon Hilbert Fonts. Realist sans serif font with a neutral feel. Like Helvetica. An unobtrusive typeface that seems to be everywhere. An all purpose design, great for posters, signage, corporate word marks, and other graphic material.

A serif packaging font with an classical feel. Like ITC Garamond. An authoritative typeface with a modern interpretation of Italian Renaissance letterforms. Its large x-height makes it great for advertising, packaging, and newsletters.