MFC Damask was designed by Jim Lyles, Brian Bonislawsky and published by Monogram Fonts Co. MFC Damask consists of 4 designs and family plan alternatives. p > The motivation source for MFC Damask is the "Oxford No. 2" typestyle from the 1893 "Cleveland Type Foundry Catalogue & & Cost List of Type and Materials". The original design contained elegant characters and smallcaps which have actually been normalized in our revival rendition. There are also both standard and vertically centered smallcaps for entitling and decorative monogramming use.

Download and view the MFC Damask Guidebook if you want to learn a little more.

MFC Damask comes total with both Pro and Standard format typefaces. For those with programs that can make the most of OpenType functions, the Pro font styles are for you, however for others without the capability to use OpenType functions, we have actually produced different fonts that comprise the styles contained in the Pro font.

MFC Damask is the Pro font with OpenType functions to produce all of the possibilities of this typeface, while the other 3 typefaces of this family can be used to recreate those stylings without the usage of OpenType functions. MFC Damask Basic & & MFC Damask Flourish interact to create the Monogram and Initial Styling created with MFC Damask, and MFC Damask Titling can be used to produce the traditional standard styled typesetting of MFC Damask.

Font Family:
· MFC Damask
· MFC Damask Titling
· MFC Damask Basic
· MFC Damask Flourish

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