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Scripps College A typeface by Frederic Goudy from 1941. The Italic followed in 1944. Mac McGrew: Scripps College Old Style was designed and cut in 1941 by Frederic W. Goudy, as a private typeface for the school of that name in Claremont, California. Goudy calls it a straightforward, simple design that displays no freakish qualities. It was used by students at the school for experimental design projects which were printed on an old handpress. The italic was cut three years later. Digital revivals: Scripps College Old Style (1997, Monotype), by Sumner Stone. Scripps College commissioned this digital revival of Scripps College Old Style. Richard Beatty's Goudy Claremont (1993).	EXTERNAL LINKS Scripps College MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Frederic William Goudy ⦿ Type scene in California ⦿

file name: Richard Beatty Goudy Claremont 1993

file name: Richard Beatty Goudy Claremont after Frederic Goudy 1915

file name: Sumner Stone Monotype Scripps College Old Style 1997 based on Frederic Goudy Scripps College Old Style 1941 1944

file name: Frederic Goudy Scripps College Old Style 191 Scripps College Old Style Italic 1944 Poster by Rex Parker 2018

file name: Frederic Goudy Scripps College Old Style 1941

file name: Frederic Goudy Scripps College Old Style Italic 1944

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