First cut by Figgins in the 1870s in a single weight. [Barnes] A 20th-century specimen by sucessor Stevens, Shanks shows considerable differences between the sizes. The same or very similar was offered as Fette Egyptienne by AG für Schriftgießerei u. M. and John, and as Breite fette Egyptienne by Bauer, Stempel, and Schelter & Giesecke.

Antique Six (Wooden Type Fonts, 2005) appears to be based on the 36pt size. Antique No 6 (Commercial Classics, 2019) is a revival that extends the range to 7 weights with newly added italics. Its Extrabold roman follows a smaller size of the original and is used for the sample.