A dimensional egyptian (slab) standing on a diagonal. Shown by Figgins in 1834 in 12-line pica size with an open face and solid edge. In 1836 another style was added in 10-line pica size with a solid face and open edge [1836 catalog]. In 1837 Bower & Bacon showed a similar face, and Thorowgood had one with a shaded edge and ground on which the letters sit [Gray 1976].