Originally cut by Johann Fleischmann at Enschedé between 1733 (Parel Duits No. 1) and 1762 (Robyn Duits). [1768 Enschedé specimen] Also known as Duyts and Nederduits(ch). Later recut by Flinsch as Fleischmann-Gotisch and by Krebs as Holländische Gotisch. [PreussType] [Wetzig 1926–40] [Hendlmeier] The version by Krebs is distinguished by revised forms for R and T.

Digital revivals include Holländische Gotisch (Gerhard Helzel, two sizes based on Krebs, 1996/2003), LT Fleischmann Gotisch (Lindenthal), Fleischmann Gotisch PT (PreussType, 2004, used for the sample), Holland Gotisch (Manfred Klein, TypOasis, 2005), and Fleischmann Gotisch Pro (SoftMaker, 2012).