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FontBook is the only guide that compiles original, digital typefaces from multiple manufacturers and presents them in a systematic way. FontBook is all-inclusive, with typefaces both old and new. It contains all the classics of the art of printing, insofar as they are available digitally, as well as the latest font releases and extensions. FontBook is a type encyclopedia with an abundance of carefully researched notes on type designers, year of publication, similar fonts, and additional language versions.

Many of the PDF files above are representations from the FontBox, a new, more flexible medium for sourcing and selecting type. This unique unit stores showings from each of the manufacturers we represent - building ultimately into a complete reference library of fonts and services. These listings will provide a showing from each of the manufacturers we represent - building ultimately into a complete reference library of fonts and services, all of which can be stored in the FontBox: a new, more flexible medium for sourcing and selecting type.

A handy visual reference for selecting typefaces The Adobe® Type Reference Guide is a 300-page hardcopy book that contains showings for all Adobe Type Library fonts, as well as useful information about the OpenType font format, typographic classifications, and character sets.

Sift through all of the Linotype library’s typeface families by using this simple reference work; hot off the press, this book is the new “bible” of Linotype fonts! The book’s classically designed pages are bound together inside a beautiful hardcover, with light embossing on the front and spine. Linotype’s typeface families are shown grouped together in the following seven categories: Sans Serif, Serif, Script and Brush, Decorative and Display, Uncial and Blackletter, Pi and Symbol, Central European and Non-Latin.

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This site is the on-line companion to the book Thinking with Type: A Critical Guide for Designers, Writers, Editors, & Students, by Ellen Lupton (Princeton Architectural Press, 2004).