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Marty Goldstein

Creator of typefaces at VGC, such as Sol (1973 or 1975, with C.B. Smith) and the neotech font family Harry (1966, with C. B. Smith). Goldstein was born in Chicago in 1939, and co-founded the groundbreaking Creative Black Book. He graduated from the Pratt Institute in 1960. His father was called Harry, hence the name of the font. Harry was revived digitally by Steve Jackaman and Ashley Muir as Harry Pro (2009, Red Rooster). Sol was extended and revived by Patrick Griffin and Kevin Allan King in 2010 at Canada Type as Sol Pro (20 styles). The Quick Brown Fox GmbH copied the original Sol, and that version ended up as Digital Sans in the Elsner & Flake collection in the mid-nineties. In 2015, Elsner & Flake published the 36-style extension Digital Sans Now.

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file name: Elsner Flake Digital Sans after Marty Goldstein C B Smith Sol 1973


file name: Elsner Flake Digital Sans after Marty Goldstein C B Smith Sol 1973b


file name: Elsner Flake Digital Sans Now 2015 183689


file name: Elsner Flake Digital Sans Now 2015 183690


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file name: Elsner Flake Digital Sans Now 2015


file name: Red Rooster Harry Pro 2009b


file name: Red Rooster Harry Pro 2009c


file name: Red Rooster Harry Pro 2009d


file name: Red Rooster Harry Pro 2009e


file name: Red Rooster Harry Pro 2009g


file name: Red Rooster Harry Pro 2009







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