BunyanPro Medium Regular

Bunyan Pro is a comprehensive revival and expansion of the last face designed by Eric Gill for the Bunyan Press in 1934. Originally created for high-quality book printing, the typeface was later released by Linotype under the name Pilgrim. This digital iteration, meticulously developed by Patrick Griffin and Bill Troop of Canada Type, restores the original's robust yet elegant characteristics while introducing a wide range of modern OpenType features including small caps and multiple figure sets.

The Medium Regular weight provides a perfect equilibrium for long-form reading, featuring distinct serifs and a generous x-height that ensures exceptional clarity at smaller point sizes. It is widely celebrated in the design community for its literary aesthetic and scholarly feel, making it a premier choice for editorial layouts, luxury branding, and sophisticated print projects that require a sense of historical authority and timeless elegance.