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PublicoHeadline Roman Reduced font
Publisher
CommercialType.com
License
$ Commercial
Date added
Jan 18 2017
Elegant serif font with classic styling and moderate contrast.
This is a serif font characterized by its elegant and classic design. The letters have a traditional structure with moderate contrast between thick and thin strokes, giving it a refined appearance. The serifs are pronounced, adding a touch of sophistication.
Ideal for editorial design, book covers, and sophisticated branding projects.
Headlines, Editorial design
Balanced
Download PublicoHeadline Roman Reduced font. PublicoHeadline Roman Reduced by 2010 Paul Barnes and Christian Schwartz under exclusive license to Schwartzco Inc/Commercial Type All rights reserved
Ideal for editorial design, book covers, and sophisticated branding projects.
Headlines, Editorial design
Balanced
Category
Bold
No
Italic
No
Weight
Regular
Width
Normal
Character spacing
Normal
Line height
Normal
Contrast
Medium
Overall style
Classic
X height
Medium
Cap height
High
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