Does anyone know if there is a large online library of scanned woodcut typefaces to download as high res TIFFs?
Thanks!
Patrick
Typophile
Woodcut type archive
Large scans of full specimens are hard to come by, but some of these may be useful...
A great resource, but not necessarily for high-res scans:
http://www.utexas.edu/cofa/rrk/specimens.php
Hamilton Wood Type catalog, fairly high quality images:
http://www.unicorngraphics.com/wood%20type%20museum/hamilton14/hamiltonf...
Links to online type specimens compiled by Ralf Herrmann, who posts on this forum (thanks, Ralf, for gathering these resources):
http://opentype.info/blog/2008/02/18/type-specimen/
Random type specimens here:
http://dailytypespecimen.com/
Various specimens
http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008592297
Some high resolution woodtype scans here http://www.letterpress.dwolske.com/category/free-stuff/
Don
Thanks for all the suggestions!
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Don't know about complete fonts, but Dover Publications publishes books of copyright-free decorative letters. Some may be from woodcuts. Your public library may have copies, also available in bookstores and online.