Aurora Grotesk
The original Aurora Grotesk dates back to the Johannes Wagner Foundry (1912), but Paul Barnes points out that the same typeface appears under multiple names in the Handbuch der Schriftarten, 1926: - Akzidenz-Grotesk, Breite fette, Haas'sche Schriftgießerei
- Aurora Grotesk, C.E. Weber (12 styles; scan by Ulrich Stiehl)
- Edel-Grotesk, Fette, Ludwig Wagner
- Favorit-Grotesk, Otto Weisert
- Klassische Grotesk, Breite fette, J. D. Trennert&Sohn
- Koloß, Breite, J. John Söhne, Hamburg
- Krupp-Hallo, Wagner&Schmidt and then Ludwig&Mayer
- Progreß-Grotesk, C. E. Weber
- Siegfried-Grotesk, D. Stempel
- Venus-Grotesk, Breite fette, Bauersche Gießerei
On the digital side, in chronological order: Dead link by the Typophiles on this subject.
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