LTC Deepdene

LTC Deepdene is a classic Frederic Goudy typeface named after his modest estate in Marlboro, New York. It was originally designed in 1927 for his own Village Letter Foundry. The original Lanston Monotype specimen said, “…the inclination is … less than usual in italic designs, and the letters have a pen-drawn effect, which is distinctive as well as pleasing. The Deepdene family is unique among Mr. Goudy’s diversified types.” We concur and know that designers with perceptive taste will agree. [p22.com]