Mirjam in use https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/23932/mirjam Mirjam in use. A monolinear Hebrew typeface that, according to a note found in his estate, was designed by Rafael Frank in 1919. [Ph.&nbsp;Messner] Released posthumously by Berthold in 1924 as Mirjam (מיריאם). [Klingspor-Museum] Also cast by Idźkowski. [Typoteka] Issued by Letraset in 2 weights as Miriam. Digital versions include Miriam MF (Masterfont, 3 weights with italics, plus one Poster weight and one monospaced style), Miriam (Kivun Computers Ltd., 1991–1993, proportional and monospaced styles, bundled with Windows), and Miriam Libre (Michal Sahar, 2016, 2&nbsp;weights). en Copyright 2026 , FontsInUse.com LLC Tue, 14 Jul 2026 16:59:25 +0000 Tue, 14 Jul 2026 16:59:25 +0000 3600 <![CDATA[El Al Israel Airlines, bilingual price list]]> https://fontsinuse.com/uses/24424/el-al-israel-airlines-bilingual-price-list Philipp Messner


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Front and back of the foldout







Foldout brochure for El Al airlines, presumably designed by Otto Treumann in ca. 1970. El Al’s corporate font designed by Yerachmiel Schechter in 1960 is used as the Hebrew counterpart to all lowercase Folio.

El Al’s logo was designed by George Him and Otto Treumann around 1963. The corporate identity designed by this collaboration included the Latin and Hebrew lettering that can be seen on the inside at the top.

The price list itself pairs Folio with Aharoni for titles and Mirjam for body text. Although Aharoni was originally produced in two weights, following the Israel Presses Typeface Directory from 1972 at the printer (Peli Printing Works) only the bold version was available whereas from Mirjam only one weight existed at the time.




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The shaded logo of Elite Ha'Arak provided the inspiration for the Limon Araq typeface family by Danny Meirav (HaGilda, 2006).



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