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The New York Times The custom fonts used, as of 2018, by the New York Times include Fact Display (Commercial Type, Christian Schwartz: 2018), Graphik (Christian Schwartz: 2008), Graphik XCond (Christian Schwartz: 2011), Kippenberger (Commercial Type, Christian Schwartz: 2018), NYT Cheltenham (2001, 2008-2014: Carter and Cone), NYT Franklin (2012-2014: Carter and Cone), NYT Imperial (2007, 2008-2014: Carter and Cone), NYT Karnak (1993-2014: Font Bureau and later Carter and Cone), NYT Mag Sans, NYT Mag Serif (2015: Henrik Kubel), NYT Mag Slab (2015: Henrik Kubel), NYT Stymie (1990-2014: Carter and Cone), and Schnyder M Cond (Berton Hasebe and Christian Schwartz: 2013).	EXTERNAL LINKS The New York Times MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Type scene in New York ⦿ Corporate typefaces ⦿

file name: The New York Times Logo

file name: Berton Hasebe Christian Schwartz Schnyder M Cond Bold 2013

file name: Christian Schwartz Fact Display75 Bold 2018

file name: Christian Schwartz Graphik X Cond Semibold 2011

file name: Christian Schwartz Kippenberger75 Bold 2018

file name: Henrik Kubel N Y T Mag Serif Headline Web Bold 2015

file name: Henrik Kubel N Y T Mag Slab Web Bold 2015

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