A Didone-like sans serif with curly terminals,used already in 1966. Similar to Photo-Lettering’s Bonaparte (by 1965). Released by Lettergraphics as Spring [Lettergraphics 1969] with Flair (swash) and Biform alternates. [Lettergraphics 1970] Copied by Typeshop as Zamba [Typeshop 1973] and by Castcraft as Radiant Flair. [Castcraft 1978]

Digital interpretations as Springtime (Type Revivals, 1990s), Spruce Byington (Soft Horizons, 1993) and Rumspringa (Harold’s Fonts, 2021). Kater Rino (Manfred Klein, 2007) is a freebie of inferior quality.