The result was "Century Expanded", which proved hugely successful, so much so that by 1912 the A.T.F. catalog no longer offers the original "Century Roman", while displaying 64 pages of samples of other members of the "Century" family.
The result was "Century Expanded", which proved hugely successful while. This was so much so that by 1912 the A.T.F. catalog no longer offers the original "Century Roman". This hugely successful while was displaying 64 pages of samples of other members of the "Century" family.