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Digital Type Design Guide The Page Designer’s Guide to Working With Type by Sean Cavanaugh Click here for more info “Anyone even remotely interested in type and design needs this book. The CD alone is worth the cover price.” JOHN C. DVORAK columnist & C|Net TV host ATF Antique was first released by the Barnhardth Bros. & Spindler type foundry in 1842. It was designed for sign cutting, and saw much use throughout the latter 19th century. Its popularity led to its re- introduction by ATF in 1905 under the name Antique 1. It is the precursor to the typefaces Bookman and Rockwell. Consider using ATF Antique in headlines, callouts and captions. Oh, and take a look at its ampersand... For more typefaces like this, check out the book Digital Type Design Guide: The Page Designer’s Guide to Working with Type by Sean Cavanaugh (published by Hayden Books, ISBN 1-56830-190-1). The book is bundled with a hybrid CD containing 220 typefaces in Type 1 and TrueType formats for Mac OS and Windows. Digital Type Design Guide is available from the FontSite Bookstore at 20% off the cover price, as well as from finer bookstores worldwide. French and German translations are also available. You can contact the author via e-mail by sending a message to seanc@fontsite.com, or visit the award-winning FontSite for more free fonts and articles on digital typography and graphic design. License Agreement: ATF Antique is a copyrighted commercial typeface. It is licensed, not sold. You may install and use as many copies as you like, but you may not distribute this typeface to other electronic bulletin boards, FTP sites, online services, web sites, diskettes or CDs — be they shareware or commercial collections — without obtaining a distribution license from Title Wave Studios. For more information, please contact Sean Cavanaugh via e-mail by sending a message to seanc@fontsite.com. © 1997, 1998 Title Wave Studios. ATF Antique is a trademark of SoftMaker/ATF.