First cast in 1928 [Stempel-Kartei], registered in 1930
[VdS], but not included in Klimschs
Schriftenchronik 1927–1930, and hence probably released only
in 1932 [Ulrich].
The first batch included leicht, mager, halbfett, and fett
weights (1928–29, adopted for the Linotype in 1930–32), with
schmalhalbfett and schmalfett styles added in 1939, all designed by
Wilhelm Pischner. Italics were added to mager (1953) and leicht
(1955, by Arthur Ritzel). Sold by Vanderborght as Antiques
modernes and by Caslon as Le Monde [Reichardt 2011]. Also known as
Stempel Grotesk and Stempel Sans. Comes
with alternates for ‘a’ and ‘u’.
For Neuzeit-Grotesk Buch (1959)/Buch S
(1966), see Neuzeit S. See also More…
First cast in 1928 [Stempel-Kartei], registered in 1930 [VdS], but not included in Klimschs Schriftenchronik 1927–1930, and hence probably released only in 1932 [Ulrich].
The first batch included leicht, mager, halbfett, and fett weights (1928–29, adopted for the Linotype in 1930–32), with schmalhalbfett and schmalfett styles added in 1939, all designed by Wilhelm Pischner. Italics were added to mager (1953) and leicht (1955, by Arthur Ritzel). Sold by Vanderborght as Antiques modernes and by Caslon as Le Monde [Reichardt 2011]. Also known as Stempel Grotesk and Stempel Sans. Comes with alternates for ‘a’ and ‘u’.
For Neuzeit-Grotesk Buch (1959)/Buch S (1966), see Neuzeit S. See also DIN Neuzeit Grotesk.
