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
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1900s , American , blackletter , comfortable , conservative , decorative , dignified , invitation , textura , wedding , wedding invitations
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Styles
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1URW Colombine™ Font
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2EF Craze™ Font
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3Tully Font
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4ITC Keefbats™ Font
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5Titanschrift™ Font
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6Izhitsa Font
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7Mortised Ornaments Font
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8Bellevue® BE Font
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9ITC Tempus Sans® Font
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10Minsky Font
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11Axiom Font
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12Tomate Font
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13FG Ronja Font
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14Aachen™ Font
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15Bigband™ Font
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16Kepler® Font
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17Exprima™ Font
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18Pound Font
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19Princess Font
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20Iphegenia Font
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1Linotype Killer™ Font
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2Linotype Lindy™ Font
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3F2F Pixmix™ Font
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4Vesta™ Font
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5Fette Fraktur™ Font
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6Linotype Projekt™ Font
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7Fontoon™ Font
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8Boink™ Font
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9Linotype Down Town™ Font
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10Baskerville Classico™ Font
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11F2F MadZine™ Font
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12Cabarga Cursiva™ Font
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13Einhorn™ Font
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14Linotype Caciocavallo™ Font
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15Linotype Freytag Pro™ Font
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16Byngve™ Font
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17Linotype Fluxus™ Font
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18Whitenights™ Font
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19Bell Gothic® Font
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20Arcadia® Font
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