TitlingGothicFB Wide Black Regular

Designed by David Berlow

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Font Name TitlingGothicFB Wide Black
Style Regular
Category Sans-serif / Display
Designer David Berlow
Copyright [c] Copyright 2003-2004, The Font Bureau, Inc. Designed by David Berlow. All rights reserved.
License Commercial (License required from Font Bureau / Type Network)
Total Character 252
Recommended Line Height 1.2
Ascent 960
Descent 240
Units Per em 1000
Total Vertical Range 1200
Max Advance Width 1925
Max Advance Height N/A
Underline Position -123
Similar Fonts Railroad Gothic, Franklin Gothic, Trade Gothic, Champion Gothic

TitlingGothicFB Wide Black Regular Font Details : Font Free Download

Titling Gothic FB was developed by David Berlow for the Font Bureau between 2001 and 2005. This expansive family was inspired by the classic American gothic typefaces of the early 20th century, most notably the ATF Railroad Gothic. It was designed to offer an exhaustive range of widths and weights, providing typographers with a versatile toolkit for complex editorial and corporate environments where space management and visual hierarchy are paramount.

The Wide Black Regular variant is a high-impact display weight that maximizes horizontal presence and stroke thickness. It is specifically engineered for headline use where an authoritative, modern, and robust aesthetic is required. Its clean lines and massive presence make it a staple for designers looking to bridge the gap between vintage industrial type and contemporary digital clarity.

TitlingGothicFB Wide Black Regular Best Uses

Editorial Design

Powerful magazine headlines and impactful cover titles.

Advertising

High-visibility promotional graphics and outdoor signage.

Branding

Strong, masculine brand identities requiring a wide, stable stance.

Digital Media

Hero sections on websites for a modern, industrial aesthetic.

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Package Size: 26.5 KB

Available Formats: .OTF


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