Franklin Gothic was designed between 1903 and 1912 by Morris Fuller Benton for the American Type Founders Company. The font serves as the American Grotesk prototype. It was named after Benjamin Franklin. Even today, Franklin Gothic remains one of…
ITC Franklin Gothic™ Font Styles
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1900s , American , economic , headline , informal , legible , linear , modern , modest , neutral , placard , sans-serif , static , sturdy , technical , transitional , XSF
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Styles
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1Joppa Font
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2Deutsche Poster Decorative Font
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3Scriptonite Font
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4Xenia Font
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5PTL Speech™ Font
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6Flyswim Font
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7AF Module Classic Font
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8Muscle™ Font
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9Modern Extended™ Font
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10Lucida Sans® Font
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11Vantage™ Font
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12Roller™ Font
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13Modernique Font
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14Garamond (Ludlow)™ Font
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15Metropolitaines Font
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16Stencil Set JNL Font
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17Stratford™ Font
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18RBNo3.1 Font
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19Antiform™ Font
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20Denim Font
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1Linotype Bariton™ Font
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2Helvetica Monospaced® Font
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3Cochin® Font
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4Linotype Sansara™ Font
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5Bertram™ Font
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6F2F Simbolico™ Font
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7Superstar™ Font
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8Basilia™ Font
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9Linotype Authentic Small Serif™ Font
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10Linotype Rough™ Font
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11Burlington™ Font
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12ITC Redonda™ Font
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13Goudy Catalogue™ Font
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14Versailles™ Font
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15Annlie™ Font
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16Diotima® Font
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17Omnibus™ Font
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18Linotype Animalia™ Font
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19Salto™ Font
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20Linotype Spitz™ Font
