CartaMagna-Line Font

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CartaMagna-Line deFharo.comFernando Haro TrueTypeShareware

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Gothic-style calligraphic font with medieval inspiration, handwritten font dedicated to the first Magna Carta precursor to modern political constitutions. These Gothic font are registered in the style Texture and arise in the low middle age SXIII and suppose an evolution of the lowercase letters Carolinas, being also these types of letters those used by Johannes Gutenberg in S XV for the first Bible printed with movable types.
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The Commercial version includes:

- Two fonts: Regular & Line
- 408 glyphs. Latin Extended-A OTF & TTF
- Carta Magna fonts can be used unlimited for both Commercial and Personal projects.
- OpenType features compatible with: Photoshop, Illustrator, QuarkXpress, Indesign.
- OpenType Functions: All Alternates, Titling alternates, Additional languages, Standard Ligatures, Slashed Zero, Ordinals, Fractions, Capital Spacing, Oldstyle Figures, Discretionary Ligatures, Localized Forms, Kerning, Historical Forms.
- Bitcoin & shield: b# - a#(ligatures)
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FULL VERSION: https://defharo.com/fonts/carta-magna-gothic-types/

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Carta Magna Line

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FFP

Unikátna identifikácia podrodiny

deFharo: Carta Magna Line: 2017

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CartaMagna-Line

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Version 1.189; ttfautohint (v1.6)

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CartaMagna-Line

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Carta Magna Line is a trademark of deFharo.

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Fernando Haro

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Calligraphic fonts of Gothic style with medieval inspiration and dedicated to the first Magna Carta precursor of the modern political constitutions.
These Gothic fonts are inscribed in the Texture style and arise in the low middle ages SXIII and suppose an evolution of the lowercase letters Carolinas, being also these types of letters those used by Johannes Gutenberg in S XV for the first Bible printed with movable types.