Herr Von Muellerhoff - Free Copperplate Script

Herr Von Muellerhoff runs on hairline upstrokes and swelling downstrokes, the engraver's copperplate of the 1930s. It belongs to the Charles Bluemlein Script Collection, a set of alphabets the Brooklyn calligrapher drew for an ink company, each carrying an invented name — no such person ever signed anything.

The thin strokes drop to almost nothing, so the face wants generous size and clean backgrounds. It works for wedding invitations, certificates, spirits labels, jewelry branding, editorial openers, menu headings, book covers, greeting cards, and boutique identities.

Included:

• 233 glyphs covering 231 codepoints;
• uppercase and lowercase letters;
• numbers, punctuation, and symbols;
• multilingual support across the basic Latin script.