Peter A. Demeter

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Peter A. Demeter was a German designer at the Weber Typefoundry.^[1]

Fonts Designed[]

• Demeter (1922, Schriftguss Type Foundry, later Typoart)^[2] This is one of a few German faces BB&S in Chicago received in exchange for rights to the Cooper types.^[1]
• Demeter Schraffiert (1922, Schriftguss Type Foundry^[1]
• Dresden, decorative face, for Schriftgus A.G. Dresden, cut by Barnhart Brothers & Spindler in 1925, 12-30pt^[3]
• Fournier (1922, probably Schriftguss Type Foundry, later Typoart)^[4]
• Holländisch (1922 - 1926, Weber Typefoundry), shaded roman capitals in regular, bold, and extended.^[5]
• Pearl Fournier (1922, probably Schriftguss Type Foundry). In Germany this is known as Geperlte Fournier^[6] and called Dresden when it was later published by BB&S in Chicago.^[1]

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