Collective entry for the ornamented variants of Etruscan.
Shown in four numbered styles (Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5), three of which
were made for multi-color printing [1874 Page
specimen]. Chromatic Etruscan No. 1 was patented
by William H. Page on Aug. 9, 1870 [USPTO]. For Nos. 4
and 6 (undecorated), see Etruscan. No. 7 is like No. 5, but with the
fill pattern reversed. [1890
Page specimen] No. 166 is a variant decorated with dots only.
It has a lowercase. [1890
Page specimen]
Phototype adaptations include MP 318 as part of the
Morgan Press Collection by Headliners [1978 specimen] and Frolic by
Solotype [Solo 1992].
Jefferson Pilot NF (More…
Collective entry for the ornamented variants of Etruscan.
Shown in four numbered styles (Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5), three of which were made for multi-color printing [1874 Page specimen]. Chromatic Etruscan No. 1 was patented by William H. Page on Aug. 9, 1870 [USPTO]. For Nos. 4 and 6 (undecorated), see Etruscan. No. 7 is like No. 5, but with the fill pattern reversed. [1890 Page specimen] No. 166 is a variant decorated with dots only. It has a lowercase. [1890 Page specimen]
Phototype adaptations include MP 318 as part of the Morgan Press Collection by Headliners [1978 specimen] and Frolic by Solotype [Solo 1992].
Jefferson Pilot NF (Nick’s Fonts, 2001) is a digital interpretation and used for the sample.
