Volume L: Letters

A gothic lettering style used from the

12th through 17th centuries.

A gothic lettering style used from the

12th through 17th centuries.

A gothic lettering style used from the

12th through 17th centuries.

A gothic lettering style used from the

12th through 17th centuries.

A lettering style used for Gemanic inscriptions from the 2nd through 11th centuries.

A lettering style used for Gemanic inscriptions from the 2nd through 11th centuries.

The second letter of the Norse Futhark runic alphabet.

Source: Pennsic Heralds’ Point Artists. Artist: Unknown.

A late-period form of the Greek alphabet.

A late-period form of the Greek alphabet.

A lettering style used by Irish scribes from the 7th through 10th centuries.

A lettering style used by Irish scribes from the 7th through 10th centuries.

A lettering style used for Roman inscriptions from the 1st through 5th centuries.

A lettering style used for Roman inscriptions from the 1st through 5th centuries.

This form of typography was used in the Gutenberg bible.

This form of typography was used in the Gutenberg bible.

This form of typography was used in the Gutenberg bible.

This form of typography was used in the Gutenberg bible.

A lettering style used by Latin and Greek scribes from the 3th through 8th centuries.

A lettering style used by Latin and Greek scribes from the 3th through 8th centuries.