A typeface for cartographic use, with cursive forms. Berthold showed a Diatype version in four styles; Stehend (upright), Liegend (oblique), Rückwärts Liegend (left oblique, intended for labeling bodies of water), Liegend Haar (light oblique), without credits [Berthold 1974]. Later credited to Bayerisches Landesvermessungsamt (Bavarian State Surveying Office), 1967 [1982 Berthold specimen]. This agency might have commissioned Berthold to turn their lettering templates into typefaces. There is also a fifth style, Stehend Haar (upright light) [1985 specimen].

Linotype’s digital version has the same five styles, credited to (or rather described as) “German Cartographic Design”.