I’m afraid there aren’t any small caps and old style figures digitally available. If you want them to be made here is one person you can talk to.

Thanks, JW.

Out of curiosity: how is it that a digital face called "Monotype Italian Old Style" would bear no resemblance to a hot metal face named "Monotype Italian Old Style"?

Out of the many different type sizes of the original hot metal version they chose one size (probably for phototype setting) that is by reproduction not the same as the originally printed in text size on coated paper. Plus the recreation of old faces for phototype usually was a bit sloppy, due to enormous time limits.

You should hear what happened to Garamont! :-)

As Jürgen says, if your budget matches your discrimination :-) commission a customization.

hhp

It goes way beyond just type weight - the W is different than the one shown in the sample in Goudy's Type Designs (complete) by Frederick W. Goudy. Other glyphs appear to be altered as well, such as the shape of the dots on i and j etc.

Here is Goudy's Sample

Here is digital Italian Old Style in Goudy's form:

Actually there are Small Caps and oldstyle figures available digitally: They are contained in Richard Beatty’s digitization called «Goudy Italian Old Style»:

It’s available at FontShop.

There are some notable diffences to the scan from the Monotype metal version though, e.g. the width of the W, which probably had to be narrowed to fit the Monotype unit system.