On 14/10/05, aardvark <evolt at roselli.org> wrote: > On 13 Oct 2005 at 16:54, Frank wrote: > > http://p22.com/products/london.html > > "The legendary sans serif design developed by Edward Johnston for the > London Underground system in 1916 is available for the first time as > a commercial font in an exclusive arrangement with the London > Transport Museum. Is that kosher? No mention of it here, on an official LT site: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/about/corp-design/fonts-logos-index.shtml Nor on the LT museum http://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/about/commercial.html In fact on TFL they state, "The use of the TfL owned New Johnston typeface is via application only. It's use is for approved applications only and therefore it's distribution and use must be controlled." Plus the fonts called New Johnson and they (p22) don't mention it's name anywhere. Lovely font though... Johnson taught Eric Gill I believe. -- Kind regards, Liam Delahunty