Volume 2–3.pdf
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ITC Garamond<br />
ITC Garamond Book<br />
Introduced in this issue of U&lc are several new<br />
additions to three well-known type families -<br />
Century, Cheltenham, and Garamond. These<br />
new styles were created to blend and intermix<br />
with other weights of these type families that<br />
are currently offered on most phototypesetting<br />
machines sold by ITC Subscribers.<br />
There has long been a shortage of ultra<br />
weight typefaces in the text type size ranges.<br />
To help fill this void, ITC originally decided to<br />
create only the three ultra weight versions for<br />
the typefaces shown on these pages. The instructions<br />
to Tony Stan, who rendered all three<br />
typeface styles, were "to create ultra bold versions<br />
with shortened ascenders to permit enlargements<br />
of the 'x' heights for the lowercase<br />
characters'.'<br />
After the drawings for the three ultra weights<br />
were completed, in both the roman and italic<br />
versions, it soon became apparent that an intermediate<br />
"book" weight, with the same<br />
matching lowercase "x" heights, compatible<br />
with the ultra styles, would also be highly useful,<br />
and these additional weights were created<br />
for each family. They are all shown for the first<br />
time here in U&lc. All 12 typefaces will be available<br />
on or before September 15, 1975.<br />
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 123456<br />
7890$ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz:;,.?!() -<br />
ITC Garamond Book Italic<br />
Introduced in this issue of U&lc are several<br />
new additions to three well-known type<br />
families - Century Cheltenham, and<br />
Garamond. These new styles were created to<br />
blend and intermix with other weights of<br />
these type families that are currently offered<br />
on most phototypesetting machines sold by<br />
ITC Subscribers.<br />
There has long been a shortage of ultra<br />
weight typefaces in the text type size ranges.<br />
To help fill this void, ITC originally decided<br />
to create only the three ultra weight versions<br />
for the typefaces shown on these pages. The<br />
instructions to Tony Stan, who rendered all<br />
three typeface styles, were "to create ultra<br />
bold versions with shortened ascenders to<br />
permit enlargements of the 'x' heights for the<br />
lowercase characters:'<br />
After the drawings for the three ultra<br />
weights were completed, in both the roman<br />
and italic versions, it soon became apparent<br />
that an intermediate "book" weight, with the<br />
same matching lowercase "x" heights, compatible<br />
with the ultra styles, would also be<br />
highly useful, and these additional weights<br />
were created for each family. They are all<br />
shown for the first time here in U&lc. All 12<br />
typefaces will be available on or before<br />
September 15, 1975.<br />
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234 5<br />
67890$ abcdefghifklmnopqrstuvwxyz:;,.?!0 -<br />
ITC Garamond Ultra<br />
Introduced in this issue of U&lc are<br />
several new additions to three wellknown<br />
type families-Century, Cheltenham,<br />
and Garamond. These new<br />
styles were created to blend and intermix<br />
with other weights of these<br />
type families that are currently offered<br />
on most phototypesetting<br />
machines sold by ITC Subscribers.<br />
There has long been a shortage of<br />
"book" weight, with the same matching<br />
lowercase "x" heights, compatible<br />
with the ultra styles, would also be<br />
highly useful, and these additional<br />
weights were created for each family.<br />
They are all shown for the first time<br />
here in U&lc. All 12 typefaces will be<br />
available on or before September 15,<br />
1975.<br />
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />
1234567890$ abcdefghijklmnopqrst<br />
uvwxyz:;, ?!O-<br />
ITC Garamond Ultra Italic<br />
Introduced in this issue of U&lc are<br />
several new additions to three wellknown<br />
type families - Century, Cheltenham,<br />
and Garamond. These new<br />
styles were created to blend and intermix<br />
with other weights of these<br />
type families that are currently offered<br />
on most phototypesetting<br />
machines sold by ITC Subscribers.<br />
There has long been a shortage of<br />
ultra weight typefaces in the text type<br />
size ranges. To helpfill this void, ITC<br />
originally decided to create only the<br />
three ultra weight versions for the<br />
typefaces shown on these pages. The<br />
instructions to Tony Stan, who rendered<br />
all three typeface styles, were<br />
"to create ultra bold versions with<br />
shortened ascenders to permit enlargements<br />
of the 'x' heights for the<br />
lowercase characters."<br />
After the drawings for the three<br />
ultra weights were completed, in both<br />
the roman and italic versions, it soon<br />
became apparent that an intermediate<br />
"book" weight, with the same<br />
matching lowercase "x" heights,<br />
compatible with the ultra styles,<br />
would also be highly useful, and<br />
these additional weights were created<br />
for each family. They are all shown<br />
ultra weight typefaces in the text type,<br />
size ranges. To help fill this void, ITC for the first time here in U&lc. All 12<br />
originally decided to create only the typefaces will be available on or bethree<br />
ultra weight versions for the fore September 15, 1975.<br />
typefaces shown on these pages. The ABCDEFGH1J7KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />
instructions to Tony Stan, who ren- 1234567890$ abcdefghijklmnopqrstu<br />
dered all three typeface styles, we<br />
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"to create ultra bold versions with vwxYz "<br />
shortened ascenders to permit enlargements<br />
of the 'x' heights for the<br />
lowercase characters :'<br />
After the drawings for the three<br />
ultra weights were completed, in both<br />
the roman and italic versions, it soon<br />
became apparent that an intermediate<br />
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