The Times New Roman and Italic Type Specimens At the close of the

At the close of the Second World War

There is a keen appreciation today (or

let’s say it was sometime between 1902 when he was born and 1974 when he died

They’re just asking for a hassle

an excellent peek into a staggeringly impressive collection

The Times New Roman and Italic Type Specimens At the close of theIt always amazes us when people think the New York Times is set in Times New Roman. We love the Times, but its not the only Times. There are a lot of them. So let us settle this once and for all: Times New Roman was not the new roman of the New York Times. It was the new roman of The Times of London. Designed by Stanley Morison and Victor Lardent (although possibly stolen from Starling Burgessbut we have not read about that in ages and dont have a