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An industrial serif built to complement its sans counterpart

Bankside Serif is an industrial serif typeface released in 2023 by Dalton Maag, designed to pair with Bankside Sans. The family supports over 790 languages across the Latin script. Its variable font offers Weight, Width, and Italic axes from a single file.

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The variable font includes an extreme Width axis alongside Weight and Italic axes.
Designed and developed in 2023 by Paul Troppmair, Pablo Bosch, and Bruno Mello.
OpenType features include case-sensitive forms, fractions, ordinals, tabular and proportional numerals, subscript, superscript, and all caps.

Date: Fri, Nov 13

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