Linotext was designed by Morris Fuller Benton in 1901 and first appeared with the name Wedding Text with American Type Founders in Jersey City, where its metal forms were cut by hand. The font was so popular that its forms soon began appearing with…
Linotext® Font Styles
Tags
1900s , American , blackletter , comfortable , conservative , decorative , dignified , invitation , textura , wedding , wedding invitations
Languages
Typographies
Styles
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1Ghost Train™ Font
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2Alcibiades Font
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3San Marco™ Font
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4Pecos Font
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5Archive Steeler Font
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6Mandarin® Font
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7UNDA Font
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8Braggadocio® Font
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9Escoffier Capitaux™ Font
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10Raleigh Font
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11Rustic Stencil JNL Font
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12Stop™ Font
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13Intrique Script Font
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14Domstadt Font
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15Red Pigtails AOE™ Font
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16Bauer Bodoni™ Font
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17Monotype Clearface® Font
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18Goudy Heavyface™ Font
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19Polytype Birds Font
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20Aachen Font
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1Eurostile Next® Font
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2Charlotte Sans™ Font
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3DIN 1451 Font
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4Hawthorn™ Font
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5Renner Antiqua™ Font
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6Etruscan™ Font
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7Pelican™ Font
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8Bang™ Font
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9Breughel® Font
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10Clairvaux™ Font
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11Serlio™ Font
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12Codex™ Font
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13Engravers™ Font
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14Linotype Mailbox™ Font
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15OCR-A Font
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16Pax™ Font
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17Superstar™ Font
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18Chineze Dragon™ Font
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19Linotype Paint It™ Font
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20Linotype Finerliner™ Font
