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American Type Founders Typeface ID Numbers Notes for ATF Typefaces spreadsheet version 3 (Mar. 2009): * This listing is provided by the American Amateur Press Association. Please visit our Web site at http://www.aapainfo.org * ATF ID numbers are from Mac McGrew's American Metal Typefaces of the Twentieth Century . * This listing includes ATF typefaces displayed in 1941 or later catalogs, sorted in order by ID number. These fonts should have the ID number stamped on the capital "H" and lower-case "m". * Corrections and additions are encouraged. Send e-mail to [email protected] or write to David M. Tribby, 1529 Fantail Ct., Sunnyvale, CA 94087 ID # Name ID # Name ID # Name 6 Alternate Gothic No.1 129 Copperplate Gothic Heavy Condensed 368 Ribbonface Typewriter 7 Alternate Gothic No.2 130 Copperplate Gothic Heavy 379 Scotch Roman 8 Alternate Gothic No.3 131 Copperplate Gothic Light Condensed 382 Shaw Text 11 American Typewriter 132 Copperplate Gothic Bold 383 Silk Remington Typewriter 12 Antique Shaded 133 Copperplate Gothic Italic 384 Standard Typewriter 15 Baskerville Roman 134 Copperplate Gothic Light Extended 391 Title Gothic No. 71 - 74 16 Baskerville Italic 135 Copperplate Gothic Heavy Extended 399 Typo Script {Tiffany Script} 19 Blair 141 Della Robbia 400 Typo Script Extended {Tiffany S.E.} 22 Bodoni 146 Elite Oliver Typewriter 401 Typo Shaded {Tiffany Shaded} 23 Bodoni Italic 147 Engravers Bold 403 Typo Text {Tiffany Text} 24 Bodoni Bold 148 Engravers Old English 404 Typo Upright {Tiffany Upright} 25 Bodoni Bold Italic 151 Engravers Shaded 414 Wedding Text 27 Bodoni Book 156 Extra Condensed Title Gothic No. 12 444 Century Catalogue 28 Bodoni Book Italic 162 Franklin Gothic 446 Goudy Bold 33 Bookman Italic 163 Franklin Gothic Condensed 452 Announcement Italic 34 Bookman Oldstyle 165 Franklin Gothic Extra Condensed 454 Century Schoolbook 38 Boxhead Gothics 166 Franklin Gothic Italic 456 Announcement Roman 39 Brandon 178 Goudy Oldstyle 457 Invitation 42 Camelot Oldstyle 179 Goudy Italic 459 Garamond 45 Card Light Litho 187 Heavy Caslon 460 Garamond Italic 46 Card Mercantile 193 Hobo 464 Goudy Bold Italic 50 Caslon Oldstyle No. 471 205 Elite Underwood Typewriter 465 Century Schoolbook Italic 51 Caslon Oldstyle Italic No. 471 208 Gothic No. 578 467 Goudy Catalogue 55 Century Bold 216 Underwood Typewriter 468 Century Catalogue Italic 56 Century Bold Condensed 217 Invitation Shaded 469 Freehand 58 Century Bold Italic 222 Lightline Gothic 470 Goudy Catalogue Italic 59 Century Expanded 223 Light Litho 474 Garamond Bold 60 Century Expanded Italic 233 Caslon No. 540 475 Goudy Handtooled 61 Century Oldstyle 234 Caslon Italic No. 540 477 Goudy Cursive 62 Century Oldstyle Italic 261 Gothic No. 520 to 526 479 Century Schoolbook Bold 63 Century Oldstyle Bold 263 Gothic No. 544 480 Lightline Title Gothic 67 Cheltenham Bold 264 Gothic No. 545 481 Typo Roman Shaded 68 Cheltenham Bold Condensed 265 Gothic Condensed No. 521 482 Civilite 70 Cheltenham Bold Extra Condensed 266 Gothic Condensed No. 523 483 Nicolas Cochin 72 Cheltenham Bold Extended 267 Gothic Condensed No. 524 484 Schoolbook Oldstyle 73 Cheltenham Bold Italic 268 Gothic Condensed No. 529 487 Nicolas Cochin Italic 75 Cheltenham Bold Outline 297 Remington Typewriter No. 2 489 Garamond Bold Italic 82 Cheltenham Italic 304 Royal Script 491 Bulletin Typewriter 83 Cheltenham Medium 314 Litho Roman 494 Goudy Extrabold 84 Cheltenham Medium Italic 329 Monotone Gothic 497 Bulmer Roman 87 Cheltenham Oldstyle 331 New Caslon 498 Bulmer Italic 89 Cheltenham Wide 332 New Caslon Italic 501 Engravers Bodoni 98 Cloister Black 333 New Model Elite Remington Typewriter 502 Gallia 99 Cloister Bold 334 New Model Remington Typewriter 504 Greeting Monotone 100 Cloister Bold Italic 337 New Model Underwood Typewriter 505 Gravure 102 Cloister Oldstyle 338 News Gothic 506 Broadway 103 Cloister Italic 339 News Gothic Condensed 508 Canterbury 107 Commercial Script 340 News Gothic Extra Condensed 509 Typo Roman 110 Comstock 364 Railroad Gothic 510 Nubian 123 Condensed Title Gothic No. 11 365 Recut Caslon 511 Liberty 128 Copperplate Gothic Light 367 Reproducing Typewriter 513 Parisian 515 Rivoli 599 Stymie Black Italic 713 Murray Hill Bold American Type Founders Typeface ID Numbers ID # 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