This household was developed influenced from the worn down and worn out fonts utilized by printers from the sixteen century to the early years of twentieth for inexpensive or fleeting works, like almanacs, adverts, gazettes or popular novels. This patern is partialy isued from a filthy Garamond used for print a little school booklet for kids, in Dijon (France) circa 1689. There is two styles: Regular and Italic, with little caps and lower cases alternates added and a few fleurons from the exact same printers. It's initial cap's hight has to do with 7 millimeters. Decorated letters like "1512 Initials"," 1550 Arabesques", "1565 Venetian" "1584 Rinceau" or others in progress from GLC Foundry, can be utilized with this family without anachronism.
We have actually added to the family a set of signs often in use in the Almanacs and calendars in the exact same time.