The ATF family by Peter Dombrezian comprises Dom
Diagonal (1950), Dom Casual (upright, 1951),
and Dom Bold (1953).
It was based on his Dom Twixt for Photo-Lettering.
[Incipit] But that didn’t appear in a PLINC catalog until
Alphabet Thesaurus, Vol. 2 (1965).
Numerous digitizations exist, by Bitstream, ParaType (based on
Bitstream’s, with Cyrillics by Dmitry Kirsanov, 2008),
Elsner+Flake, Linotype, URW++ (all in 4 weights), by Scangraphic (4
weights, each with SH and SB spacing), and as Dom
Casual by Adobe (2 upright weights).
Lettergieterij Amsterdam carried a version of Dom
Casual named Polka More…
The ATF family by Peter Dombrezian comprises Dom Diagonal (1950), Dom Casual (upright, 1951), and Dom Bold (1953).
It was based on his Dom Twixt for Photo-Lettering. [Incipit] But that didn’t appear in a PLINC catalog until Alphabet Thesaurus, Vol. 2 (1965).
Numerous digitizations exist, by Bitstream, ParaType (based on Bitstream’s, with Cyrillics by Dmitry Kirsanov, 2008), Elsner+Flake, Linotype, URW++ (all in 4 weights), by Scangraphic (4 weights, each with SH and SB spacing), and as Dom Casual by Adobe (2 upright weights).
Lettergieterij Amsterdam carried a version of Dom Casual named Polka (1954). There are digitizations by Mecanorma (2 weights) and by Scangraphic under this name.
