Will H. Bradley - Typefaces

Typefaces

Though Bradley, evidently, did not do the actual cutting of type matrixes, many types were based on his designs.

• Bradley Type (1894, Central Type Foundry/ later ATF), cut by Herman Ihlenburg from Bradley's lettering for Inland Printer. Italic, Extended, and Outline versions of this face were cut by ATF, while knock-offs were marketed by Inland Type Foundry (as "St. John"), A.D. Farmer & Son (as "Abbey Text"), and the Dickinson Type Foundry (as "Bradley Series").
• Wayside Roman (1900, ATF)
• Missal Initials (1904, ATF)
• Bewick Roman (1905, ATF)
• Vanity Initials (c. 1927, ATF)