A phototypeface with glyphs that alternate between top-wide/bottom-narrow forms and vice versa, in two styles, Rosie and Round Rosie [Lettergraphics 1976] [Castcraft 1978]. Shown by Berthold with Facsimile Fonts credits [Berthold 1974]. Round Rosie (used for sample) was shown already in 1973 [Typeshop 1973]. Rosie was used already in 1974, and is later shown with a lowercase. [Solo 1992]

Tiki Type Wood is a digital font that employs the same concept, and might even be based on Rosie.