Fonts in Use

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Advertising (681)
Album Art (749)
Art/Illustration (214)
Booklets/Pamphlets (580)
Books (1757)
Branding/Identity (1934)
Ephemera (236)
Exhibition/Installation (214)
Film/Video (216)
Infographics/Maps (188)
Magazines (727)
Mobile (112)
Newspapers (137)
Object/Product (250)
Packaging (594)
Posters/Flyers (1297)
Signs (616)
Software (96)
Tablet/iPad (85)
Web (1434)

Abril Text (21)
Adelle (27)
Adobe Caslon (34)
Akkurat (42)
Akzidenz-Grotesk (128)
Albertus (39)
Alright Sans (28)
Alternate Gothic (54)
ITC American Typewriter (23)
Ano (20)
Antenna (34)
Antique Olive (36)
Aperçu (31)
Archer (27)
Arial (66)
Atlas Grotesk (20)
ITC Avant Garde Gothic (95)
Avenir (43)
Avenir Next (23)
Baskerville (34)
FF Bau (23)
Bello (24)
Benton Sans (67)
Bickham Script (24)
Big Caslon (20)
Block (25)
Bodoni (71)
Bookman (24)
Brandon Grotesque (55)
Brothers (26)

Gill Kayo (59)
Gill Sans (117)
Gotham (128)
Graphik (44)
GT Sectra (26)
GT Walsheim (39)
Harbour (55)
Helvetica (308)
Hobo (26)
Interstate (70)
Kabel (41)
Kabel Black (34)
Knockout (83)
LL Brown (43)
LL Circular (40)
ITC Lubalin Graph (20)
Lydian (28)
Lyon (38)
FF Mark (24)
Mercury (24)
FF Meta (30)
FF Meta Serif (21)
Miller (38)
Minion (31)
Mistral (24)
Monotype Grotesque (37)
Mrs Eaves (22)
National (23)
Neue Haas Grotesk (22)
Neue Helvetica (96)

Neutraface (56)
Neuzeit S (21)
News Gothic (60)
Open Sans (23)
Optima (39)
Palatino (21)
Plantin (22)
Proxima Nova (62)
Replica (25)
Rockwell (21)
Sabon (26)
ITC Serif Gothic (52)
Skolar (29)
ITC Souvenir (33)
Suisse Int’l (41)
Telefon (26)
Tempo (23)
Tiempos (44)
Times (37)
Times New Roman (60)
Trade Gothic (91)
Tungsten (25)
Ultra Bodoni (19)
unidentified typeface (159)
Univers (163)
Univers Ultra Condensed (22)
Venus (28)
Verlag (32)
Whitney (26)
Windsor (45)

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Photo(s) by Stephen Coles. Imported from Flickr on Jan 9, 2012.

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