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Frankfurter
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Frankfurter
Some words from Letraset:
A truly fun typeface that emerged in the 1970’s and remains popular to this day. This heavy sans serif face with curved terminals has been used extensively in display typography where a modern, but informal appearance is needed. Designed by talented designer Bob Newman in the Letraset Type Studio.
The most distinctive feature of Frankfurter Medium, developed in 1978, is its curved or rounded terminals. The letters look best when closely set together. Frankfurter Medium is well-suited to a variety of display applications. Created for Letraset by British lettering designer Alan Meeks.
Letraset Frankfurter Highlight is a highly stylized, glossy effect variation of the ever popular Frankfurter theme. An ideal choice for headlines that can benefit from the friendly, lighthearted qualities of the Frankfurter series.
Frankfurter Inline, developed in 1981, is a decorative style based on the popular Frankfurter typeface. The curved terminals of this friendly, lighthearted sans serif typeface are perfect for this type of internal treatment. A superb choice for work where a contemporary, eye-catching style is needed.
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