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This week in OUP Archives we found a picture of the copper matrix imported from the Netherlands in the 17th century by John Fell, the man who was in charge of the Press at the time. These moulds made the iron punches (or letters) that were used in printing materials. The matrix bears his name as a result, "Fell type", and was considered state of the art equipment in England at the time it was imported to the Press. The Press still has the Fell type on site in Oxford!
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Fell Types
The Fell Types is currently my favourite display font on my ebook reader. An old English typeface from the 16th century, warts and all.
Unlike the vast majority of modern reproductions such as those modelled on the venerable Garamond, this typeface by Inio Marini mimics the imperfect impressions made on paper by the old metal types.
As was originally intended, separately “cut” typefaces are provided for use at 48, 39, 21, 17 and 12.5 point sizes. Dogeardly distressed and recalcitrantly retro. Exquisite.
