Designed by Johann Schweitzer and issued by Ludwig & Mayer in
1959, in regular, kursiv, halbfett, and fett (1962) styles. Also
sold by Simoncini. [Reichardt]
Various phototype versions; incl. by PLINC [One
Line, 1971] and Facsimile Fonts [Berthold E1,
1974]. Lettergraphics had two slightly different series named
Dominant and Dominante. Their 1976
catalog additionally lists Dominance Diffident
(outlined) and Dominance Overbearing (outlined & NW
shaded). These variants originated at Phil Martin’s Alphabet
Innovations in 1971. [Typographica,
Phil’s Fonts] Dominant was also adopted by
Mecanorma for dry transfer lettering.
Digitized More…
Designed by Johann Schweitzer and issued by Ludwig & Mayer in 1959, in regular, kursiv, halbfett, and fett (1962) styles. Also sold by Simoncini. [Reichardt]
Various phototype versions; incl. by PLINC [One Line, 1971] and Facsimile Fonts [Berthold E1, 1974]. Lettergraphics had two slightly different series named Dominant and Dominante. Their 1976 catalog additionally lists Dominance Diffident (outlined) and Dominance Overbearing (outlined & NW shaded). These variants originated at Phil Martin’s Alphabet Innovations in 1971. [Typographica, Phil’s Fonts] Dominant was also adopted by Mecanorma for dry transfer lettering.
Digitized in 3 styles (2 roman weights and 1 italic, plus faux small caps) by Ralph M. Unger (profonts, 2005). SoftMaker has it as D790 Roman. There is also a digital version by Varityper in two weights plus italics, but it seems to be no longer available.