WaldEsquire
Street serif for Esquires. The WaldEsquire font was once ordered by Esquire magazine (you won't believe it — there was one in the Russian Federation) for headlines. It seems that street letters from some German city, presumably from the 19th century, served as the basis for the font. I tried not to spill their authenticity by adding a bit of postmodern typography. Later, I was going to expand the set of signs, but I left only the uppercase and small caps. The font is unassuming, but expressive in its own way. The Esquires have been using it for a long time
Published by Yuri Gordon
Typeface on the foundry website
- Classification
- serif
- Weights
- Regular