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Bordeaux Display
Some words from Letraset:
British designer David Quay created Bordeaux Display in 1987 to compliment his immensely popular Bordeaux Roman. The fine line casing on the right side of each letter creates a stunning three-dimensional effect that does not detract from the elegance of the original. Handsome on its own, or in combination with any other typeface in the Bordeaux range.
Bordeaux Roman Bold
Some words from Letraset:
This bold weight typeface is based on the highly popular Bordeaux Roman and provides a little more punch for various uses. Although bold, the characters still retain a slender elegance that makes the face so appealing and popular. Bordeaux Roman Bold looks great set either tight or open. Created by talented British designer David Quay.
Bordeaux Roman Italic
Some words from Letraset:
An ultra-condensed typeface created to compliment the elegant Bordeaux Roman that it matches in both style and weight. An ideal choice when a combination of italic and upright letters in headlines is desired. Created by eminent British designer David Quay
Bordeaux Roman
Some words from Letraset:
This condensed, modern Roman style exudes feminine elegance and will enhance any piece of work requiring a tall, slender effect. Created by British designer David Quay.
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