About the product
This Fraktur was drawn in 1939, near the end of the blackletter era in Germany, and that late date shows in the design. Sturdy verticals, rounded broken curves, and slightly softened junctions give the letters a readable, bookish texture instead of a harsh, spiky one. Weight distribution is steady and confident, so headlines carry authority, plus a gentle rhythm on the page.
Use the typeface for historical or literary book covers, academic titles and dissertations, editorial headlines in culture or politics sections, certificates and formal documents, labels for wine, beer, or specialty foods, posters for classical music and theatre events, and logos for publishers, archives, or cultural institutions.
Includes: uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals, punctuation, symbols, multilingual support, and ligatures for common letter combinations.
