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De Vinne Roman
An oldstyle typeface designed by Frederic Goudy in 1898. D.J.R. Bruckner: A book face based on the display type designed by Theodore De Vinne and made on the order of Walter Marder of the Central Type Foundry of St. Louis, Missouri. This account by Bruckner is wrong, as De Vinne never designed the types named after himself. The most likely creator is Gustav Schroeder. Mac McGrew: In 1898 Frederic W. Goudy was asked to take the famous display type [DeVinne, by Central Type Foundry] and make a book typeface of it. The resulting DeVinne Roman, Goudy's second type design, was cut the following year by the Central branch of ATF. DeVinne Slope, essentially the same design but sloped rather than a true italic, was cut by the foundry about the same time, perhaps from the same patterns as the roman. Digital versions:
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file name: David Jonathan Ross Roslindale 2018b
file name: David Jonathan Ross Roslindale 2018c
file name: David Jonathan Ross Roslindale 2018d
file name: Nick Curtis Tedlo Roman N F 2014 after Frederic Goudy De Vinne Roman 1898
file name: Castcraft O P T I Danley 1990 1991 after Gustav Schroeder De Vinne
file name: Frederic Goudy De Vinne Roman 1898
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