Bulletin Gothic Regular

Bulletin Gothic Regular is a classic sans-serif typeface originally developed by the prolific designer Morris Fuller Benton for the American Type Founders (ATF) in the early 20th century. Designed with a focus on utility and clarity, it was primarily intended for use in newspaper bulletins and headlines where space was limited but high visibility was required.

The typeface is characterized by its condensed proportions and robust verticality, providing an industrial aesthetic that remains timeless. Its clear, no-nonsense letterforms make it an excellent choice for editorial projects that require an authoritative tone without sacrificing the legibility needed for dense information environments.