The serifs are also smaller then most reproductions, and I have elected to keep the somewhat bizarre naming convention that calls the non bold version “heavy”. Unlike some, there are no small caps by default, as this was not originally present. I wanted to stay true to the source material, so this digitization differs from other versions. Unfortunately the original drawings were lost in a 1939 fire, but the American Type Founder catalogues from that era provide some insight into the Goudy’s design. It has made its way onto business cards, bank windows, and high quality mustard labels. The mix of simple capital letterforms with delicate serifs feels both sturdy and refined. Designed by Frederic Goudy in 1902, Copperplate Gothic is an American classic.
Copperplate CC Serif Font is a serif display bold modern, a revival of Copperplate Gothic.
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