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Formatt

Formatt was a dry transfer lettering product manufactured by Graphic Products Corporation. Unlike Letraset, Formatt type was printed on a translucent adhesive-backed acetate. “You cut out the letters and stuck them down to set into words.” [Simonson]

It is not clear if the library had any original designs. Many, if not all, fonts in its Catalog No. 7 from 1981 (No. 5 was published in 1974, No. 6 in 1978, No. 8 in 1986) appear to be copies of existing typefaces.

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