Type specimen of the Münchenstein font family resurrects a forgotten design history, bringing the typeface into the modern age, honouring the work of Max Miedinger.

This book presents Typotheque Georgian type collection, showcasing over 30 font families, as well as documenting the history of the Georgian writing script.

This concise publication provides tools for designing revival types, presenting a practical perspective and allowing also defining the theoretical framework for working with original sources.

This books presents the work of Felix van Sambix (1553–1642), was one of the finest writing masters of the Dutch Republic. The book presents over 200 of his sheets in full size.

With this tiny, 1,000-page, richly illustrated book, Irma Boom encourages a new generation of designers to experiment and develop new ways of making books.

Heavy-weight Typotheque tote bag for your book, made of 100% organic cotton canvas, sustainably sourced and locally silk-screened.

This lavishly produced book presents Hansje van Halem’s array of commissioned, self-generated, rejected and unfinished sketches, type drawings, and experiments

The Kaba Mandala is a limited edition collection of letterpress prints with the Kaba ornament developed by the late Dutch typographer and type designer Bram de Does.

This publication devoid of any text, contains a collection of patterns designed by Dutch graphic designer Karel Martens.

Heavy-weight Typotheque tote bag for your book, made of 100% organic cotton canvas, sustainably sourced and locally silk-screened.

This book is a celebration of cultural diversity, as well as a presentation of the Typotheque typeface collection, both current and upcoming fonts.

Richly illustrated book on the body of work of the Dutch type designer Gerard Unger.