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Gotham Condensed goes into bolder territory with a powerhouse trio of weights for headlines: Black, Extra Black, and Ultra. Each with a matching italic, for extra tabloid sizzle! Eighteen styles, from $169

Friendlier than your average slab serif, Archer is forthright, colorful, credible, and charming. Romans and italics in eight weights each, including a delicate hairline, featuring small caps, fractions & tabular figures. 40 styles, from $149

The world is filled with recognizable and unique numbers that have never been available as typefaces — until now. Sixteen fonts inspired by everyday numbering. Sixteen styles, from $129

A sans serif in 32 styles, Knockout includes the candid “Series C” that’s great for editorial design: five styles bold enough to attract the reader, but modest enough to defer to the headline, making them perfect for sidebars, subheads and pull quotes. 32 styles, from $169

A succinct family of display faces, Mercury answers the call for a contemporary serif that’s smart, quick, and articulate. Nine styles, from $199

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News, Notes & Observations from H&FJ

8 December, 2008

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Lettering by Kevin Dresser

Regular readers of H&FJ’s News, Notes & Observations will notice a few changes to the blog today, chief among them the addition of tags.

Some items are identified by visual labels (Blackletter, Punctuation, Calligraphy, Lettering), others are organized conceptually (Behavior, Puzzles, Satire, Unexplained); most tags have a little bit of both (Modular Letters, Process, Paradoxes). At least a few categories might be unexpected (Food & Drink, Gifts, Onomastics, Asemic Writing), and at least one is probably confounding. But I’ll leave it to you to find it. —JH

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