Clarendon Light Face
4 Line
Box 051
Antique | Clarendon | Uppercase
- This type measures 4 line in size and was produced with the end-cut method. The type block is stamped Hamilton, Two Rivers, Wis. which was used by Hamilton between 1891–1950s.
- This face was first shown as wood type by William H. Page in his 1859 Specimens of Wood Type.
- Clarendon Light Face was not shown in American Wood Type, but this cut was shown in the folio on page 45.
Type name used by manufacturer:
Cooley Clarendon Cond. Light Face
Hamilton Clarendon Light Face or No 22
Knox Light Face Clarendon
Morgans & Wilcox Clarendon Light Face [3042]
National Printers’ Materials Clarendon Light Face
Page Clarendon Light Face [4022]
Tubbs Clarendon Light Face or No 2038
Wells Clarendon Light Face Condensed or No 405 [5039]
This cut is the Hamilton cut.
Cooley showed a Clarendon Light Face in his c.1859 Specimens of Wood Type but was more expanded than Clarendon Condensed Light Face which matches this cut more closely.
Character Quantities
- A2
- B22
- C1
- D1
- E3
- F1
- G1
- H2
- I1
- J2
- K1
- L3
- M1
- N3
- O3
- P2
- Q1
- R2
- S4
- T2
- U2
- V2
- W2
- X1
- Y2
- Z1
- a2
- b2
- c2
- d2
- e3
- f2
- g1
- h2
- i3
- j1
- k1
- l4
- m2
- n1
- o1
- p1
- q1
- r1
- s4
- t2
- u2
- v2
- w2
- x1
- y2
- z1
- 03
- 12
- 22
- 32
- 42
- 51
- 62
- 72
- 82
- 92
- &1
- $2
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- Open Apos/Comma-
- Close Apos1
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- Question Mark-
- Colon-
- Semi-Colon-
- Dash-
- Ligature-
- Other-