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Collection of 'Loan Library' display size matrices

Collection of 1,317 'Loan Library' display (1.0") size matrice In original wooden boxes, manufactured by Monotype Corporation.

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Display size matrices for Gill Sans (Typeface series number: 262)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Temple Script (Typeface series number: 455)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Plantin (Typeface series number: 110)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Albertus (Typeface series number: 481)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Perpetua Titling (Typeface series number: 258)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Plantin Light (Typeface series number: 113)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Goudy Old Style (Typeface series number: 291)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Gill Sans Bold (Typeface series number: 275)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Bembo (Typeface series number: 270)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Times Bold Titling (No.2) (Typeface series number: 328)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Univers Medium Expanded (Typeface series number: 688)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Caslon (Typeface series number: 128)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Gill Sans Ultra Bold (Typeface series number: 442)

1900-1990

Display size matrices for Times New Roman (Typeface series number: 327)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Goudy Old Style (Typeface Series number: 291), 48, Italic. In original wooden box no. 1632, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection. As well as manufacturing machines that composed and cast type, The Monotype Corporation manufactured matrices for hundreds of different designs of typefaces in metal. From a set of matrices the owner of a Monotype machine could cast as much fresh type as they needed. Monotype built up a remarkable collection of typefaces for hot-metal technology, starting in 1900 and adding to it until the early 1980s. Each Monotype typeface was allocated a series number and a name. Type came in points (pt) and continental standard Didot (D) sizes from as small as 4 ¼ pt and as large as 72pt or 72D. Type that was 14pt and larger was known as display size because of its suitability for setting as headings and titles as opposed to continuous text.

Display size matrices for Goudy Old Style (Typeface series number: 291)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Ehrhardt (Typeface Series number: 453), 30, Roman. In original wooden box no. 3417, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Ehrhardt (Typeface series number: 453)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Univers Light Extra Condensed (Typeface Series number: 687), 18D. In original wooden box no. 3605, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Univers Light Extra Condensed (Typeface series number: 687)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Old Style Bold (No.1) (Typeface Series number: 53), 24. In original wooden box no. 2285, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Old Style Bold (No.1) (Typeface series number: 53)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Twentieth Century Light (Typeface Series number: 634), 36D, Italic. In original wooden box no. 3234, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Twentieth Century Light (Typeface series number: 634)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Gill Sans (Typeface Series number: 262), 60. In original wooden box no. 636, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection. As well as manufacturing machines that composed and cast type, The Monotype Corporation manufactured matrices for hundreds of different designs of typefaces in metal. From a set of matrices the owner of a Monotype machine could cast as much fresh type as they needed. Monotype built up a remarkable collection of typefaces for hot-metal technology, starting in 1900 and adding to it until the early 1980s. Each Monotype typeface was allocated a series number and a name. Type came in points (pt) and continental standard Didot (D) sizes from as small as 4 ¼ pt and as large as 72pt or 72D. Type that was 14pt and larger was known as display size because of its suitability for setting as headings and titles as opposed to continuous text.

Display size matrices for Gill Sans (Typeface series number: 262)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Centaur (Typeface Series number: 252), 36. In original wooden box no. 497, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Centaur (Typeface series number: 252)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Swing Bold (Typeface Series number: 583), 14, Italic. In original wooden box no. 2553, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Swing Bold (Typeface series number: 583)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Gill Sans Bold (Typeface Series number: 275), 72. In original wooden box no. 1824, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Gill Sans Bold (Typeface series number: 275)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Spectrum (Typeface Series number: 556), 16D, Italic. In original wooden box no. 2792, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Spectrum (Typeface series number: 556)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Walbaum (Typeface Series number: 374), 60D, Italic. In original wooden box no. 3298, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Walbaum (Typeface series number: 374)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Grotesque Bold (No.1) (Typeface Series number: 216), 20D. In original wooden box no. 3337, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Grotesque Bold (No.1) (Typeface series number: 216)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Rockwell Condensed (Typeface Series number: 414), 48. In original wooden box no. 880, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Rockwell Condensed (Typeface series number: 414)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Walbaum (Typeface Series number: 374), 48D, Italic. In original wooden box no. 2115, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Walbaum (Typeface series number: 374)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Perpetua Titling (Typeface Series number: 258), 48. In original wooden box no. 2319, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Perpetua Titling (Typeface series number: 258)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Univers Bold (Typeface Series number: 693), 48D, Italic. In original wooden box no. 3640, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Univers Bold (Typeface series number: 693)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Gill Sans (Typeface Series number: 262), 16. In original wooden box no. 631, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection. As well as manufacturing machines that composed and cast type, The Monotype Corporation manufactured matrices for hundreds of different designs of typefaces in metal. From a set of matrices the owner of a Monotype machine could cast as much fresh type as they needed. Monotype built up a remarkable collection of typefaces for hot-metal technology, starting in 1900 and adding to it until the early 1980s. Each Monotype typeface was allocated a series number and a name. Type came in points (pt) and continental standard Didot (D) sizes from as small as 4 ¼ pt and as large as 72pt or 72D. Type that was 14pt and larger was known as display size because of its suitability for setting as headings and titles as opposed to continuous text.

Display size matrices for Gill Sans (Typeface series number: 262)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Gill Sans Extra Bold (Typeface Series number: 321), 36. In original wooden box no. 1045, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Gill Sans Extra Bold (Typeface series number: 321)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Falstaff (Typeface Series number: 323), 18D. In original wooden box no. 1000, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Falstaff (Typeface series number: 323)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Bodoni (No.3) (Typeface Series number: 135), 60, Italic. In original wooden box no. 1453, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Bodoni (No.3) (Typeface series number: 135)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Univers Bold Condensed (Typeface Series number: 694), 28D. In original wooden box no. 3132, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Univers Bold Condensed (Typeface series number: 694)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Baskerville (Typeface Series number: 169), 24. In original wooden box no. 1203, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection. As well as manufacturing machines that composed and cast type, The Monotype Corporation manufactured matrices for hundreds of different designs of typefaces in metal. From a set of matrices the owner of a Monotype machine could cast as much fresh type as they needed. Monotype built up a remarkable collection of typefaces for hot-metal technology, starting in 1900 and adding to it until the early 1980s. Each Monotype typeface was allocated a series number and a name. Type came in points (pt) and continental standard Didot (D) sizes from as small as 4 ¼ pt and as large as 72pt or 72D. Type that was 14pt and larger was known as display size because of its suitability for setting as headings and titles as opposed to continuous text.

Display size matrices for Baskerville (Typeface series number: 169)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Bodoni Bold (No.2) (Typeface Series number: 260), 22, Italic. In original wooden box no. 2695, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Bodoni Bold (No.2) (Typeface series number: 260)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Rockwell Bold Condensed (Typeface Series number: 359), 24. In original wooden box no. 2058, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Rockwell Bold Condensed (Typeface series number: 359)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Rockwell Bold Condensed (Typeface Series number: 359), 72. In original wooden box no. 971, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Rockwell Bold Condensed (Typeface series number: 359)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Perpetua Titling (Typeface Series number: 258), 24, Roman. In original wooden box no. 611, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Perpetua Titling (Typeface series number: 258)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Bodoni (No.3) (Typeface Series number: 135), 42, Italic. In original wooden box no. 1433, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Bodoni (No.3) (Typeface series number: 135)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Van Dijck (Typeface Series number: 203), 36, Roman. In original wooden box no. 3350, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Van Dijck (Typeface series number: 203)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Times Bold Titling (No.2) (Typeface Series number: 328), 42. In original wooden box no. 1134, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection. As well as manufacturing machines that composed and cast type, The Monotype Corporation manufactured matrices for hundreds of different designs of typefaces in metal. From a set of matrices the owner of a Monotype machine could cast as much fresh type as they needed. Monotype built up a remarkable collection of typefaces for hot-metal technology, starting in 1900 and adding to it until the early 1980s. Each Monotype typeface was allocated a series number and a name. Type came in points (pt) and continental standard Didot (D) sizes from as small as 4 ¼ pt and as large as 72pt or 72D. Type that was 14pt and larger was known as display size because of its suitability for setting as headings and titles as opposed to continuous text.

Display size matrices for Times Bold Titling (No.2) (Typeface series number: 328)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Grotesque (Typeface Series number: 51), 22. In original wooden box no. 705, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Grotesque (Typeface series number: 51)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Univers Bold (Typeface Series number: 693), 14D. In original wooden box no. 338, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Univers Bold (Typeface series number: 693)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Gill Sans Shadow Titling (Typeface Series number: 304), 30. In original wooden box no. 2811, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Gill Sans Shadow Titling (Typeface series number: 304)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Garamond (Typeface Series number: 156), 72, Swash. In original wooden box no. 215, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Garamond (Typeface series number: 156)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Garamond Italic (No.2) (Typeface Series number: 174), 48, Italic. In original wooden box no. 3050, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Garamond Italic (No.2) (Typeface series number: 174)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Bodoni Bold (No.2) (Typeface Series number: 260), 42, Italic. In original wooden box no. 3213, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Bodoni Bold (No.2) (Typeface series number: 260)

1900-1990
Display (1.0") size matrices for Forte (Typeface Series number: 614), 48D, Script. In original wooden box no. 3448, manufactured by Monotype Corporation. Part of Monotype Loan Library collection.

Display size matrices for Forte (Typeface series number: 614)

1900-1990