Elzevir Gothic is a contrasted sans, or serifless roman. It originated at the Crescent Type Foundry in Chicago in 1896 – two years after Dickinson’s Florentine Old Style. Elzevir Gothic was also cast by Bruce and continued by ATF. Linotype adopted the design before 1905. In 2014, Nick Curtis made a a digital interpretation named Lodewijk Gothic NF.
Here it can be seen in use for hot-foil stamping. There are no special pin marks obvious on the metal type itself.
From the studio of David Ashley, a bookbinder in Denver, Colorado, USA.