Klakkoblade
Heavy stems and hairline tops, tall and slim
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Dressed for the Gala
Dressed for the Gala
Dressed for the Gala
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How it looks in use
Klakkoblade
A tall, narrow, high contrast take on typewriter letters: heavy stems, hairline curves and a lot of poise.
Klakkoblade
About the family
Klakkoblade imagines a typewriter with expensive taste. The letters are clearly condensed and stand tall, the vertical stems hit heavy and full, and the curves and crossbars thin right down to hairlines, so every letter carries a strong thick-thin rhythm. Small bracketed serifs flare at the ends. The result sits somewhere between a typed page and a fashion magazine masthead. Regular, Medium and SemiBold are included. Set it big and let the contrast do the work; in a long word it looks like a row of neat, dark columns.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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