Caslon 540

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Caslon 540 The staff of ATF created Caslon 540 at ATF in 1902. This design can be traced back to William Caslon I in 1725. Digital versions of Caslon 540 exist at Bitstream, Linotype, Paratype, Adobe (both as Caslon 540 and Caslon Three), Elsner & Flake, and Letraset (Caslon 540 Italic with Swashes, by Freeda Sack). See also OPTI Caslon Five (Castcraft), Caslon Elegant (Softmaker), Dutch 771 (Bitstream). For the Cyrillic extension, highly recommended, see Caslon 540 (2002) by I.M. Slutsker and M. Shmavonyan at Paratype. View and compare some digital versions of Caslon 540.	EXTERNAL LINKS Caslon 540 MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Caslon ⦿ Cyrillic type design ⦿

file name: Bitstream Caslon540 based on A T F 1902

file name: Bitstream Caslon540 Italic B T

file name: Adobe Caslon Three Roman

file name: Bitstream Caslon540 based on A T F 1902 Poster by Bill Dawson 2015

file name: I M Slutsker M Shmavonyan Caslon540 Bold 2002

file name: I M Slutsker M Shmavonyan Caslon540 Italic Cyrillic 2002

file name: I M Slutsker M Shmavonyan Caslon540 Roman 2002

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