Cut by William Kirkwood after a design by Elisha Pechey in 1905 [Millington 2002]. Issued by Stephenson Blake in eight styles; Windsor (1903 [other sources: 1905]), Condensed, Elongated, Outline, Light (all before 1908), Medium, Medium Italic, and Light Condensed (1911) [Reichardt 2011]. The Light was initially named Saint George [1908 SB specimen]. Design registered on March 2, 1904 [1916 legal case].

Some styles also cast by Triangle [Reichardt 2011]. Hansen showed the Condensed as Cambridge [Inland Printer, 1907], supplemented with an original open style [Inland Printer, 1910].

Marocco (1907) is Bauer’s copy of the original style, with redesigned (alternate) forms incl. for ‘abdhomnpquA’ and an added hatched style (c.1912). Carried by Neufville as Carnaby.

Philip Kelly added Windsor Extra Bold Condensed (1971) and Ultra Heavy (1975) at Letraset.

Many digitizations. The versions by Linotype and Monotype span six styles; Light, Bold (i.e. the original style, shown), UltraHeavy, Elongated, ExtraBold Condensed, Outline. Elsner+Flake additionally has a Light Condensed, URW an Antique Bold. Bitstream has five styles; Light, Roman, Outline, Elongated, Light Condensed. Mecanorma offers Bold and Elongated. None includes the italic.

This entry is used for all styles except the Elongated.