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Belwe Roman
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Belwe Roman is a display typeface designed by Georg Belwe in 1907. The type has Old Style qualities, but short ascenders and very short descenders as well as calligraphic and Fraktur influences.
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Foundry Type
Belwe Roman was originally cast by the Schelter & Giesecke Type Foundry in text, medium bold, and bold weights. An inline version was cast as well.[1]
Cold Type Copies
Belwe Roman was revived in Cold Type versions by Compugraphic as Belwe. It was popular enough for all four original weights and styles to be reissued.[2]
Digital Copies
A digital version, also simply called Belwe, was released in 1989 by ITC. Another version, Belwe EF, is made by Elsner+Flake.
Usage
- Used in the video game Hearthstone, as a UI and card name typeface.
- Used in logos of the next two video games: Sonic Drift and Sonic Drift 2, as a subtitle.
- Used in the logo of the outdoor clothing and equipment manufacturer Patagonia, Inc.
- Used by the Jubilee Foods grocery chain
References
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