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Bulmer®
Bulmer Regular
Bulmer Italic
Bulmer Semibold
Bulmer Semibold Italic
Bulmer Bold
Bulmer Bold Italic
Bulmer® Display
Bulmer Display Regular
Bulmer Display Italic
Bulmer Display Bold
Bulmer Display Bold Italic
Description
The glorious Bulmer typeface was first created for Nonesuch Press in the early 1930s. After a period of private use, Bulmer was released to the public in 1939. Bulmer was based on the types of William Martin from the late eighteenth century. Martin, a British typefounder and punchcutter trained by John Baskerville, supplied designs to William Bulmer and other prestigious printers. Bulmer is slightly narrower and appears taller than Baskerville's namesake typeface. Touches of the Modern style found in Bodoni are glimpsed in Bulmer, but the design's Old Style pedigree takes charge. The experts at the Monotype Type Drawing Office created the digital version of Bulmer after carefully studying the metal versions and reviewing Bulmer's printed materials. Monotype also added weights and expert sets to complement the existing faces. Bulmer is ideal for traditional text uses such as book and magazine typography, and for more formal applications like wedding invitations.
Type Designer
William Martin, Monotype Type Drawing Office
Character Set
Latin 1
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