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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1LTC Artscript™ Font
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2Mister Twiggs™ Font
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3Writers Block Font
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4Archive German Text Font
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5Missal Font
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6Balmoral Font
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7Metropolitan Font
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8Choob Stripes™ Font
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9Biffo™ Font
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10Carta Marina™ Font
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11Carpenteria Font
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12Picklepie™ Font
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13Ekberg Font
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14American Brewery Font
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15F2F Whale Tree™ Font
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16Missionary™ Font
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17P22 Albers™ Font
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18LDJ Scribble Scriptish™ Font
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19Chisel Font
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20Chrysotile Font
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1Industria® Font
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2Squire™ Font
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3Odense™ Font
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4Linotype Tetria™ Font
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5ITC Stylus™ Font
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6Compatil Fact® Font
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7Jaguar™ Font
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8Linotype Markin™ Font
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9F2F Czykago™ Font
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10Duc de Berry™ Font
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11Caslon 3 Font
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12JP2™ Font
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13Simoncini Garamond™ Font
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14Baskerville Greek Font
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15Old English™ Font
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16Labyrinth™ Font
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17San Marco™ Font
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18ITC Rennie Mackintosh Ornaments™ Font
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19Linotype Syntax® Font
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20Hexatype™ Font
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