A wide Tuscan shown by Figgins and Thorowgood in 1821. Thorowgood’s first showing is a single 2-line English size. Figgins offered three all-caps sizes: while the 4-Line Pica and the 2-Line English have trifurcated terminals, the 2-Line Great Primer is bifurcated. In 1825, Thorowgood shows a size with lowercase. See Tuscan Outline for an open variant.

Westmore (Solotype, 2005, used for sample) is a digital interpretation.