Cold Type Versions
The popularity of Cheltenham continued strong right in the cold type era, and it was offered by various manufacturers under the following names:
- Nordoff — Autologic
- Sorbonne — Berthold
- Cheltonian — Harris
- Gloucester — Monotype
A cold type variant ITC Cheltenham, was also designed by Tony Stan for the International Typeface Corporation, in 1975. It features a larger x-height and improved italic details. The family includes 4 weights and 2 width each, with complementary italics.
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