Bull 5 2
Bull-5 derives from a style of typewriter fonts that emerged in the 1960s, presumably introduced through Olivetti. The design came from photographic prints salvaged from a closing newspaper archive, all labelled in this exact typeface; it was digitised straightforwardly, keeping its quirks, irregular proportions and curves. The family was later expanded with a proportional style and a serif-emphasised, quasi-classical typewriter style — three styles across six weights.
Published by David Einwaller
Typeface on the foundry website
- Released
- 2019