A mysterious 1930s Italian luggage tag inspired Bagaglio. Given its historical and geographical origin, this rough-hewn font could be considered a cousin to P22’s Il Futurismo.
P22 Bagaglio™ Font Styles
Tags
Languages
Typographies
Styles
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1Geiger Font
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2Matura® Font
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3Bundesbahn Pi™ Font
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4ITC Machine® Font
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5Celtic Font
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6Firefly™ Font
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7Trailer Park Numerals Font
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8Boswell Font
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9Kubrickle™ Font
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10Coldsmith™ Font
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11Compressor Font
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12Sprocket Font
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13Chromium One® Font
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14Superxoid Font
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15Luscombe™ Font
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164 Point Greek Fret Font
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17Konscript™ Font
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18EF Imagination Black™ Font
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19ALS Klinkopis™ Font
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20Beurre Font
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1P22 Koch Nueland™ Font
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2P22 Petroglyphs™ Font
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3P22 Preissig™ Font
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4P22 Acropolis™ Font
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5P22 GD&T™ Font
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6P22 Victorian Ornaments Two™ Font
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7P22 Art Nouveau Font
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8P22 Arts and Crafts™ Font
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9P22 Acropolis Extras™ Font
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10P22 Cage™ Font
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11P22 Daddy-O™ Font
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12P22 Constructivist™ Font
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13P22 FLLW Exhibition Extras Font
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14P22 Vincent™ Font
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15P22 Da Vinci™ Font
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16P22 Folk Art Extras™ Font
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17P22 Kells Round™ Font
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18P22 Vienna™ Font
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19P22 Cezanne™ Font
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20P22 Preissig Scrape™ Font
