Country Western - Typefaces

Typefaces

Page was a prolific designer of typefaces, all of them typical of the dreadfully over-ornamented style of the mid-nineteenth century. The following types were designed by Page:

• Aetna (1870); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts.
• Antique #7 (1870)
• Antique Tuscan Outline (1859); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts called Concave Tuscan X.
• Antique Tuscan #8 (1859); Adobe's virtual type version is called Mesquite.
• Antique Tuscan #11 (1859), also called Gothic Tuscan Condensed; HiH's virtual type version is called Antique Tuscan No. 9.
• Antique XXX Condensed (1859)
• Beveled #142 (1882)
• Celtic Ornamented (1870); Adobe's virtual type version is called Pepperwood.
• Clarendon Ornamented (1859); Adobe's virtual type version is called Rosewood, while the FontMesa version is called Country Western.
• Clarendon XX Condensed (1859)
• Egyptian Ornamented (1870)
• French Antique (1869)
• French Clarenton XXX Condensed (1879); Adobe's virtual type version is called Ponderosa.
• Gothic Tuscan Condensed #2 (1879)
• Gothic Tuscan Pointed (1859); Adobe's virtual type version is called Ironwood, while the Wooden Type Fonts version is called Tuscan Italian Round.
• Ionic (1859)
• Latin #129 (1879); Adobe's virtual type version is called Birch.
• Painter's Roman (1870), cut in association with Darius Wells; Adobe's virtual type version is called Juniper.
• Peerless #131 (1879)
• Phanitalian (1879); HiH's virtual type version is called Gothic Tuscan One.
• Skeleton Antique (1865); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts.
• Teutonic (1872); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts.
• #154 (1887); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts, while HiH's version is called Page No. 508.
• #500 (1887); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts.
• #506 (1887); a virtual type version is available from Wooden Type Fonts.
• #508, #510, #513 (1887); Font Bureau's virtual type versions are called Hamilton.
• #515 (1887); ITC's virtual type version is called ITC Florinda