Franz Riedinger

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Franz Riedinger Designer at the Benjamin Krebs foundry who made Epoche (1912---well, I think this was by Eduard Lautenbach), Merian Fraktur (1910), Phänomen (1927, a heavy informal script), Ideal Schreibschrift (1927, a condensed formal script; this was later passed to Stempel), Riedingerschrift (1903: for a digital version, see Ridinger Std (2012, Ralph Unger)), Riedinger Mediäval (1929), Rohrfeder Fraktur (1909), Rediviva (1905, a Schwabacher published by Benjamin Krebs; a digital revival by Dieter Steffmann in 2002 is also called Rediviva), Altschwabacher Werkschrift (1918; followed by Altschwabacher mager in 1923 and Altschwabacher schmalfett in 1922; also, Altschwabacher Werkschrift Angangsbuchstaben). Reichardt also credits him with Rediviva (1905; halbfett 1906, schmalfett 1907), Riedinger Kursiv (1929), Riedinger Mediäval halbfett (1929), and Brentano Fraktur schmalfett (1917).	EXTERNAL LINKS Franz Riedinger Klingspor Museum page MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Blackletter fonts ⦿ German type scene ⦿ Bastarda / Bâtarde / Schwabacher ⦿ Dieter Steffmann ⦿

file name: Ralph M Unger Ridinger Std 2012 after Franz Riedinger Riedingerschrift 1906

file name: Ralph M Unger Ridinger Std 2012 after Franz Riedinger Riedingerschrift 1906b

file name: Benjamin Krebs Nachfolger Merian Fraktur 1909

file name: Dieter Steffmann Rediviva 2002 after Franz Riedinger Krebs Rediviva 1905

file name: Benjamin Krebs Nachfolger Alt Schwabacher Werkschrift Angangsbuchstaben

file name: Benjamin Krebs Nachfolger Alt Schwabacher Werkschrift

file name: Benjamin Krebs Nachfolger Deutsche Werkschrift Rediviva 1905

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