Download IM FELL French Canon font - FeFCit2.ttf by Igino Marini
About IM FELL French Canon font
It's a revival font. 1 of 6 families from the Oxford University Press "Fell Types" I made from books printed with the original seventeenth century types. Other Fell Types and their History on my web site www.iginomarini.com
IM Fell French Canon SC is available at Google Webfonts here.
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- IM FELL French Canon Italic | FeFCit2.ttf
IM FELL French Canon Italic | FeFCit2.ttf
- Font family: IM FELL French Canon
- Font subfamily identification: Italic
- Unique identifier: IginoMarini's FELL French Canon Italic
- Full font name: IM FELL French Canon Italic
- Version: 2.0
- Postscript font name: IM_FELL_French_Canon_Italic
- Manufacturer name: Igino Marini
- Designer: Igino Marini
- Description: Fell Types - French Canon size - Italic. Typeface from the types bequeathed in 1686 to the University of Oxford by John Fell. Originally cut by Peter De Walpergen. Acquisition in 1686. To be printed at 33 points to match the original size. Autokerned using iKern© developed by Igino Marini.
- License: This font is a nearly free font. You can use it freely but: a) If you want to use it in publications on any kind of media (paper, CDs or DVDs, web, etc.) you have to put in the following words as a note: «The Fell Types are digitally reproduced by Igino Marini. www.iginomarini.com». Then you have to email me and let me know where you used them so I can see your work. b) You can’t sell the font. c) You can’t rename the font and its contents (including outlines, kerning table and other data, license, copyright, links, etc). d) You can’t put the font on a commercial CD-ROM. e) You can distribute it freely but not without this text file you’re reading attached. f) You can put this font online on your own site but after having put a link to www.iginomarini.com nearby and having consulted me (and got my permission).
IM FELL French Canon Regular | FeFCrm2.ttf
- Font family: IM FELL French Canon
- Font subfamily identification: Regular
- Unique identifier: Igino Marini's FELL French Canon Roman
- Full font name: IM FELL French Canon Roman
- Version: 2.0
- Postscript font name: IM_FELL_French_Canon_Roman
- Manufacturer name: Igino Marini,
- Designer: Igino Marini
- Description: Fell Types - French Canon size - Roman. Typeface from the types bequeathed in 1686 to the University of Oxford by John Fell. Originally cut by Peter De Walpergen. Acquisition in 1686. To be printed at 33 points to match the original size. Autokerned using iKern© developed by Igino Marini.
- License: This font is a nearly free font. You can use it freely but: a) If you want to use it in publications on any kind of media (paper, CDs or DVDs, web, etc.) you have to put in the following words as a note: «The Fell Types are digitally reproduced by Igino Marini. www.iginomarini.com». Then you have to email me and let me know where you used them so I can see your work. b) You can’t sell the font. c) You can’t rename the font and its contents (including outlines, kerning table and other data, license, copyright, links, etc). d) You can’t put the font on a commercial CD-ROM. e) You can distribute it freely but not without this text file you’re reading attached. f) You can put this font online on your own site but after having put a link to www.iginomarini.com nearby and having consulted me (and got my permission).
IM FELL French Canon Bold | FeFCsc2.ttf
- Font family: IM FELL French Canon
- Font subfamily identification: Bold
- Unique identifier: Igino Marini's FELL French Canon Roman SC
- Full font name: IM FELL French Canon Roman SC
- Version: 2.0
- Postscript font name: IM_FELL_French_Canon_Roman_SC
- Manufacturer name: Igino Marini
- Designer: Igino Marini
- Description: Fell Types - French Canon size - Roman Small Caps. Typeface from the types bequeathed in 1686 to the University of Oxford by John Fell. Originally cut by Peter De Walpergen. Acquisition in 1686. To be printed at 33 points to match the original size. Autokerned using iKern© developed by Igino Marini.
- License: This font is a nearly free font. You can use it freely but: a) If you want to use it in publications on any kind of media (paper, CDs or DVDs, web, etc.) you have to put in the following words as a note: «The Fell Types are digitally reproduced by Igino Marini. www.iginomarini.com». Then you have to email me and let me know where you used them so I can see your work. b) You can’t sell the font. c) You can’t rename the font and its contents (including outlines, kerning table and other data, license, copyright, links, etc). d) You can’t put the font on a commercial CD-ROM. e) You can distribute it freely but not without this text file you’re reading attached. f) You can put this font online on your own site but after having put a link to www.iginomarini.com nearby and having consulted me (and got my permission).
License
this typeface is (c) 2004 Igino Marini
http://www.iginomarini.com/
[email protected]
[email protected]
This font is a nearly free font. You can use it freely but:
a) If you want to use it in publications on any kind of media (paper, CDs or DVDs, web, etc.)
you have to put in the following words as a note:
"The Fell Types are digitally reproduced by Igino Marini. www.iginomarini.com".
Then you have to email me and let me know where you used them so I can see your work.
b) You can't sell the font.
c) You can't rename the font and its contents (including outlines, kerning table and other data,
license, copyright, links, etc).
d) You can't put the font on a commercial CD-ROM.
e) You can distribute it freely but not without this text file you're reading attached.
f) You can put this font online on your own site but after having put a link to www.iginomarini.com
nearby and having consulted me (and got my permission).
Igino Marini
