Designed by Albert Knab for Schelter & Giesecke in 1901. Larger sizes also made in wood. Accompanied by a set of initials and ornaments (Zierrat). A schmal fett (bold condensed) followed in 1904 [Reichardt 2011]. This bolder style later got a name on its own: It is shown as Othello, with a 1903 date and credited as an in-house design [Wetzig 1926–40].

Phototype versions of the light style by PLINC (probably in 1962 as part of the Art Nouveau Xenotypes 1895–1905 series) [PLINC 1965], Lettergraphics (as Delgo) [Lettergraphics 1968–1975], and Face (with initials) [Berthold 1974].

The original style and the initials were digitally revived by HiH in 2007.