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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1Clairvaux™ Font
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2French Plug Font
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3Ukraintica 4F Font
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4Polka Font
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5Edwardian™ Font
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6TheNautiGal Font
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7Screwby Font
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8Penicillin AOE Font
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9Standing Stones Font
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10Terfens™ Font
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11Dom Casual EF™ Font
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12Unhooked Roman™ Font
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13Spirit Broken Font
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14Wolverhampton Font
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15Roadway Font
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16Epitome Font
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17LDJ Flirt™ Font
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18Oona Font
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19Boys And Girls Font
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20Prospect™ Font
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1Insignia® Font
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2Tango™ Font
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3Baker Signet™ Font
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4Finnegan® Font
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5Ale™ Font
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6Agrafie Alexie™ Font
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7Linotype Sunburst™ Font
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8Beret™ Font
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9Linotype Gneisenauette™ Font
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10Smaragd™ Font
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11Rockner™ Font
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12Metro #2® Font
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13American Uncial Font
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14Carter Sans™ Font
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15Vega™ Font
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16Young Baroque™ Font
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17Time Script™ Font
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18Linotype Ordinar™ Font
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19F2F Pixmix™ Font
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20Mistral® Font
