Walter Friedrich Haettenschweiler
Swiss type designer, b. 1933, Zug. He studied at Kunstgewerbeschule Zürich, and from 1957 onwards he ran a design studio in Zug. His typefaces, often published in the Lettera book series (Lettera2, 1961; Lettera3, 1968 and Lettera4, 1972) all printed by Teufen. - Abschattierte
- Africaine
- Aleman con Adorno
- Allshadow 1969
- Alphabet Art Nouveau
- Alphabets Capitale&Romain Penches en....
- Alphabet Capitales de Fantasie
- Alphabet Majeur d'Anglaise Rubannee
- Alphabet de Broderies (with Armin Haab)
- Alphabet de L'Amour
- Arnold Boecklin
- Audrey Hepburn 1951
- Bauhaus 1952
- Beggarstaff 1961
- Black'n white 1960 (with Armin Haab)
- Blues (with Armin Haab)
- Boris Vian (with Armin Haab)
- Box-Letter 1972
- Breitfette Etienne 1960
- Breitfette Unziale 1968 (with Armin Haab)
- Broad
- Busride 1969
- Calder 1952 (with Armin Haab)
- Carnaby 1967
- Caron 1952
- Chelsea Type 1967
- Coal 1969
- Cocteau 1951
- Congo 1952
- Disney 1952
- Driving 1975 (with Armin Haab)
- Eckmann-Schrift
- Edelgotisch-Initialen
- Eleanora 1970
- Ella forever (with Armin Haab)
- Ellington (with Armin Haab)
- End 1972
- Expo 1967 (with Armin Haab)
- Für das Alter
- Fancy Letter 1957
- Fantail
- Favorit
- Flat Letter 1967 (with Beat Frick)
- Fraktur-Bastard
- Gaité 1961
- Girlish Face
- Green Leaves 1960 (with Armin Haab)
- Grotesk
- Haettenschweiler 1954 (Microsoft, Linotype). He is most famous for the black headline typeface Haettenschweiler (1954)---a renaming of schmalfette Grotesk by Photoscript in the photo font era---, which made it to the Microsoft library in 1995 as part of Microsoft Office. Haettenschweiler was used by Paris Match for headlines. The soccer team Nottingham Forest has a logo based on it as well.
- Haettenschweiler Display 2006
- Haettenschweiler Face 1970
- Haetti-Antiqua 1972
- Halbstarke Pica 1960 (with Armin Haab)
- Happening 1967 (with Armin Haab)
- Historismus
- Jugendstil-Unziale
- Kalligraphia
- Klee 1952
- Knock out 1967
- Lawless Type 1961 (with Armin Haab)
- Lefthand drive lineale 1975 (with Armin Haab)
- Leslie 1952
- Lettre coupée
- Lettres Ombrees
- Lichte
- Lichte Italienne-Kursiv
- Lima
- Maidenform 1960
- Maotse (with Armin Haab)
- Marino Marini 1952
- Metropolitaines
- Mira
- Mondrian 1952
- New Fashion
- Nouvelle Vague
- OP-Letter 1968
- Oberoy 1971
- Ornamentale Antiqua
- Picasso 1952
- Plastische Verzierte Italienne Toscanienne
- Polyp (with Armin Haab)
- Roaring Twenties 1967 (with Armin Haab)
- Romantique
- Sacral Letter 1960
- Schenk ein Buch 1953
- Schmale Mediaeval 1960
- Schmalfette Grotesk 1954
- Schraffiert+abschattiert
- Schraffierte Etienne
- Sezession S 1967
- Shark 1974
- Siegfried
- Smoke
- Soutache
- Strada 1967
- Subway 1971
- Symphonie 1952
- TV-Letter 1973
- Teutonia
- Thalia
- That bad Eartha
- The Ugly American 1972 (with Armin Haab)
- Timeless 1971
- Tropic (with Armin Haab)
- Umrandete
- Unziale 1967 (with Armin Haab)
- Vanishing Letter
- Verzierte Antiqua 1961
- Verzierte Unziale
- Walhalla
- Wir Wunderkinder (with Armin Haab)
- Wornout 1972
- Wotan
- Yardley 1967
- Zierliche Antiqua 1961 (with Armin Haab)
Revivals of his typefaces include Capital Ideas 2 NF (2012, Nick Curtis), which is based on Breitfette Unziale (1958). Schmalfette CP (Jason Walcott and Rob King) revives Walter Haettenschweiler's original titling sans from 1954.
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