58 RESOURCES: COUNT ON NUMBERS TO MAKE LOGOS
Resoui'ces:
NUMERALS
Opposite: A. Luscious old-style numerals by Fred Cooper from Lettering, 1926.
B. Oswald Cooper's sleek sans-serif old-style numerals, from American Alphabets,
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Here are numerals spanning 570 years. Sources include mason's marks, old manuscripts, Nouveau numerals byJ.M. Bergung from his book Art Alphabets and Lettering, 1918.
iron work, gravestones, wood and copper engravings, wood and metal types, and present- E. Engraved gothic numerals, also by JJ. Bergung. F. Old-style numerals from
day digital fonts. At least one hundred potential font ideas (not counting the existing fonts) Matthew Carter's Big Caslon. G. Modern cap-height numerals from Richard Lipton's
reside on these pages. I made current this collection of numerals from an old German book. Detroit Bodoni. H. Unique set of numerals from Paul Rennen Futura Black.
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