Rail Alphabet is a typeface designed by Jock Kinneir and Margaret Calvert for British Railways. In the early 1960s, British Rail trialled new signs at Coventry station that made use of Kinnier and Calvert's. Stations choosing to use the fonts associated with their own corporate identities for station signs and publicity. Jock Kinneir + Margaret Calvert = Henrik Kubel's New Rail Alphabet. Weights, Lettering, Fonts, Types Of Font Styles, Script Fonts, Weight Training, Kettlebells.

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6 Weights + Italics. ADVANCED

New Rail Alphabet is a revival of the British Rail alphabet designed by Margaret Calvert of Kinneir Calvert Associates in the early Sixties. Originally drawn in two versions, as a constituent part of an integral signing system, it first appeared in the United Kingdom’s National Health hospitals and, subsequently, British Rail and Danish Rail stations, followed by all BAA Airports. Now produced in six weights, Off White, White, Light, Medium, Bold and Black, with non-aligning numerals, corresponding italics, and a subset of Eastern European characters.

Uppercase

Dafont

Lowercase

Alphabet Font Styles

Punctuation

Currency & Maths

Ligatures

Standard Lining Figures

Oldstyle Figures

Fractions

Numerators & Denominators

Superscript & Subscript

Accented Uppercase

Accented Lowercase

Accents

Directionals

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