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Franklin Gothic’s Alternatives

By Fournier

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Recommendable typefaces as alternatives to Franklin Gothic—designed by Morris Fuller Benton. The typefaces presented here can be seen as belonging to the same classification category as Franklin Gothic (“grotesque sans serif”), but each have their own look, aren’t overused (yet) and are chosen because of their overall quality.

List entries linking to this font list:
Alternate Gothic Alternate Gothic
News Gothic News Gothic
Lightline Gothic Lightline Gothic
Trade Gothic Trade Gothic
Bell Gothic Bell Gothic
Bureau Grot Bureau Grot
Vectora Vectora
Benton Sans Benton Sans
Brown Gothic Brown Gothic
Knockout Knockout
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    R::bert

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    … and in case somebody needs more here is my german list.

    :-)

     

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    Fournier

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    8 hours ago, R::bert said:

    … and in case somebody needs more here is my german list.

    :-)

     

     

    So from your list, we can add the following ones:

     

    • LF Spiegel (1997) by Lucas de Groot
    • Gedau Gothic (2011) by Kai Oetzbach and Natascha Dell
    • Adobe Source Sans (2012) by Paul D. Hunt
    • Adelle Sans (2012) by José Scaglione and Veronika Burian
    • Trivia Gothic (2013) by František Štorm
    • Stereotesque (2014) by Sascha Timplan
    • Urban Grotesk (2014) by Tomás Brousil
    • GT America (2016) by Noël Leu

     

    Thank you for your selection.

    Fournier

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    I found two more typefaces from that category:

    Fuller Sans DT (1996) by Malcolm Wooden

    Tee Franklin (2004) by Tomi Haaparanta

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