Quaint Roman was designed by Gustave F. Schroeder and cast by the Central Type Foundry [ATF 1895–96] in c. 1890, first without lowercase. Quaint Roman No. 2 added a lowercase before June 1894 [Inland Printer] Reproduced in Petzendorfers Schriftenatlas, Neue Folge.

Phototype adaptations by Photo-Lettering, first as Xenotype 3475 [Art Nouveau Xenotypes 1895–1905, 1962] and later under the original name [PLINC 1965], and by Face [Face 1970].

Digitizations include Joe Perry (Mike Allard, 1992), Quaint (Richard W. Mueller, 1993), Eglantine (Scriptorium, 1993), Quaint ICG (Image Club, 1995, used for sample), Hornswoggled NF (Nick’s Fonts, 1999) and Bushwhacked NF (Nick’s Fonts, 2004).