Tweedelwick
Narrow serif with even, steady color
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Seats Row F, No. 12
Seats Row F, No. 12
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How it looks in use
Tweedelwick
A narrow, even-toned Scotch roman where thick and thin almost match, for small tight spaces.
Tweedelwick
About the family
Tweedelwick is the calm, compact member of the Scotch family. It keeps the pattern: bracketed serifs, ball terminals on a, c and r, vertical stress and a tall x-height. Then it narrows the letters and evens out the strokes so thick and thin nearly match. The result prints with a steady gray color and holds up at small sizes where more delicate serifs fade. Short extenders let lines sit close together, which is handy on labels and forms. Light and Regular are both included, and both look like they came from a well-run print shop that never runs out of ink.
What's inside
- 2Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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