Originally drawn for the company logo of AB. Used almost
exclusively for titles and initials, e.g. by Haettenschweiler
himself for the identity of a plumbing company in the Zug area.
[Swiss
Type Design] A full set of capitals and numerals is shown in
Lettera 4 (1972) as
Haettenschweiler Face. Revised and extended as
Shark (1974, with lowercase).
A phototype adaptation was carried by Solotype as Dudley Y
Narrow.
Digitizations include DXS Dudley P Narrow (Dick
Pape, 2010; based on a showing in Dan X. Solo’s Art Deco
Display Alphabets, Dover, 1982; used for sample),
Doright Black NF (Nick’s Fonts, 2015, based
on Dudley, but wider), and BN
Moneybag (More…
Originally drawn for the company logo of AB. Used almost exclusively for titles and initials, e.g. by Haettenschweiler himself for the identity of a plumbing company in the Zug area. [Swiss Type Design] A full set of capitals and numerals is shown in Lettera 4 (1972) as Haettenschweiler Face. Revised and extended as Shark (1974, with lowercase).
A phototype adaptation was carried by Solotype as Dudley Y Narrow.
Digitizations include DXS Dudley P Narrow (Dick Pape, 2010; based on a showing in Dan X. Solo’s Art Deco Display Alphabets, Dover, 1982; used for sample), Doright Black NF (Nick’s Fonts, 2015, based on Dudley, but wider), and BN Moneybag (Brandon Nickerson, 2023, w/ soft corners and a few modified glyphs).
