SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Font

✎ Gothic 📄 PostScript 🔢 65 chars ⬇ 219 ✅ Free ✅ Web Font
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SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Description

This font features a distinctive beveled style with a strong blackletter influence, characterized by its ornate and intricate letterforms. The uppercase letters exhibit a bold and dramatic presence, while the lowercase letters maintain a consistent flow with sharp angles and curves. The numbers are equally stylized, ensuring a cohesive look throughout. The font's unique beveled edges add depth and dimension, making it stand out in any design. Its historical and gothic aesthetic is perfect for projects that require a touch of elegance and tradition.
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SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Character Map

This font includes 65 characters. Click on any character to see details.

Alphabet
Pangram
Lorem Ipsum
Numbers & Symbols
Numbers
Business Card
SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Business Card
Social Header
SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Social Header
Logo
SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Logo
Poster
SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled Poster
Information
NameSchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled
FormatPostScript (.ttf)
FileSchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled.zip
WeightRegular
VersionVersion 1.000 2012 initial release
No. of Characters:65
Downloads219
Added2012-05-09
Updated2024-12-03
CategoriesGothic
BoldYes
ItalicNo
WidthNormal
Character SpacingMonospaced
ContrastHigh
Overall StyleVintage
Use CaseLogos, Headlines, Decorative text
Proposed ProjectsIdeal for historical documents, gothic-themed designs, book covers, posters, and branding that requires a classic and elegant touch.
Is Fixed PitchNo
Web FontAvailable
LicenseFree for personal use
💻 Windows
  1. Extract ZIP
  2. Right-click .ttf -> Install
🍎 macOS
  1. Extract ZIP
  2. Double-click .ttf -> Install Font
SchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled

Free · PostScript

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NameSchneidlerHalbFetteBeveled
TypePostScript
Characters65
Downloads219
Added2012-05-09
Web FontAvailable
CategoriesGothic
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