The Typeface Broadway
The typeface Broadway is an exotic font designed to resemble New York City’s Excitement with a splash of class. The original Broadway was designed in 1927 by Morris Fuller Benton in 1927 and was released shortly after in 1928. It was a font with capitols only and although several spin offs have been created, it’s never strayed too far from remaining its classic excitement and Elegance.
Broadway typeface was held as one of the most favored typefaces all the way until ATF discontinued it in 1954. It was the brought back to the public in 1954.
Broadway typeface was held as one of the most favored typefaces all the way until ATF discontinued it in 1954. It was the brought back to the public in 1954.