SavingsBond Regular
Designed by John Giusti
| Font Name | SavingsBond |
| Style | Regular |
| Category | Display / Slab Serif |
| Designer | John Giusti |
| Copyright | SavingsBond computer font v1 created by Harold Lohner 1998 and placed into the public domain by him. [email protected] |
| License | Free for Personal Use |
| Total Character | 251 |
| Recommended Line Height | 1.16 |
| Ascent | 905 |
| Descent | 250 |
| Units Per em | 1000 |
| Total Vertical Range | 1155 |
| Max Advance Width | 894 |
| Max Advance Height | N/A |
| Underline Position | -100 |
| Similar Fonts | Bank Gothic, Copperplate Gothic, United States |
SavingsBond Regular Font Details : Font Free Download
SavingsBond Regular is a distinctive display typeface inspired by the formal, industrial lettering found on mid-20th-century United States government savings bonds and historical financial instruments. Designed to evoke a sense of security, authority, and vintage Americana, the font features stout slab serifs and a balanced, geometric structure. It captures the aesthetic of official documentation from an era when typography was used to convey trust and national stability.
Originally released through Casady & Greene, SavingsBond has become a favorite for designers looking to recreate retro-government aesthetics or high-end archival looks. Its wide stance and clear legibility make it particularly effective for headlines and branding that require an "official" or "certified" appearance. Over the years, it has transitioned from a specialized digital font into a classic choice for themed projects involving finance, history, or vintage industrial design.
SavingsBond Regular Best Uses
Ideal for logos needing an official, trustworthy, or archival look.
Perfect for history books, certificates, and government-themed posters.
Great for header text on vintage-inspired or financial blog sites.
Works well for physical certificates, stamps, and formal invitations.
SavingsBond Regular Glyphs
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Package Size: 18.3 KB
Available Formats: .TTF