Northumbria was developed by David Kerkhoff and published by Hanoded. Northumbria contains 2 styles and family plan choices. p > Northumbria was modeled on initial 7th and 8th century monastic gospel books from Northern England. The glyphs were carefully chosen to reflect those used by the monks from that time. Obviously, some glyphs did not exist in the 7th and 8th centuries, so I developed them myself.

Northumbria comes with kerning, stylistic alternates for the lower case letters and a modest series of ligatures. These open type features will enrich your texts and designs.

Needless to state, Northumbria features a prolonged language assistance.

Font Family:
· Northumbria
· Northumbria Italic

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