Gill Sans

Type Foundry: Monotype

Gill Sans™ Font Family was first introduced in 1928 by . Eric Gill, who studied under the renowned calligrapher, Edward Johnston, the type designer of the London Underground sans serif typeface. This influenced Eric Gill who later experimented with sans serif designs, and in due course produced a set of capital letters. Gill Sans Fonts Family is a twentieth century sans serif that has a simplicity of form which does not reject traditional forms and proportions, and gives the Gill Sans font face a humanist feel. The Gill Sans fonts families lighter weights are highly readable legible in text and suitable for magazine book and book magazine work, whereas the Gill Sans heavier weights are best usedmost appropriate for display in advertising, labels and packaging, and labels. Gill Sans fonts are available in both Opentype (.otf) and TrueType (.ttf) font formats.

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Gill Floriated Capitals Font

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Gill Sans Extra Bold Font

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Gill Sans Alt One Bold

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Gill Sans Bold

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Gill Sans Condensed Bold

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Gill Sans Extra Condensed Bold Font

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Gill Sans Heavy

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Gill Sans Light

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Gill Sans Schoolbook Bold Font

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Gill Sans Shadow Light Font

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Gill Sans Shadow Regular Font

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Gill Sans Ultra Bold

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Gill Sans Ultra Bold Condensed

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Gill Sans Alt One Bold Italic

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Gill Sans Bold Italic

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Gill Sans Condensed Regular

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Gill Sans Heavy Italic Font

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Gill Sans Light Italic

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Gill Sans Schoolbook Bold Italic Font

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Gill Sans Shadow Font Family (2 fonts)

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Gill Sans Alt One Italic

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Gill Sans Condensed Family (5 fonts)

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Gill Sans Italic

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Gill Sans Schoolbook Italic Font

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Gill Sans Alt One Light

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Gill Sans Regular

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Gill Sans Schoolbook Regular Font

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Gill Sans Alt One Light Italic

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Gill Sans Family (6 fonts)

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Gill Sans Schoolbook Font Family (4 fonts)

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Gill Sans Alt One Regular

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Gill Sans Alt One Family (6 fonts)