Franklin Gothic is a bold and influential sans-serif typeface designed in 1902 by Morris Fuller Benton for the American Type Founders (ATF). Belonging to the Sans-Serif category, its sub-category is Grotesque Sans-Serif, characterized by sturdy letterforms, strong vertical stress, and a solid, industrial appearance. Known for its impact and versatility, Franklin Gothic has been widely used in advertising, newspapers, magazines, signage, and corporate design throughout the 20th century and beyond. Its bold presence and legibility make it a favorite for headlines and display typography. Franklin Gothic is a proprietary typeface licensed by Monotype, requiring a commercial license for professional use.

Designed by: Morris Fuller Benton

Category: Sans Serif Grotesque

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