An all-caps sans with a burst pattern in each glyph. Shown as Burst Caps. [Lettergraphics 1970]. Also shown as Burst by Franklin Photolettering [1974 Dover], with an alternate “lazy S”, and in Dan X. Solo’s Special Effects and Topical Alphabets [Solo 1978]. Used as early as in 1967.

Digitized by David Rakowski as Starburst* (1990, extended by Dieter Steffmann in 2000). There is also another, more complete digitization by Dan X. Solo named Burst (1999, used for sample).

*) Note that the name Starburst was used by Solotype for the related Flash Caps.