Try Gerard Unger's website –
http://www.gerardunger.com/fontstore/store-swift-form.html

I've been there, but it's not really clear which glyphs are in his OT fonts. I could of course mail him, but I was hoping someone here knew before I bothered him.
Thanks anyway.

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Check the character set in the Lino Complete OT.

Nope, wrongo. Even the Swift 2.0 doesn’t have the OSF and SC in the same font.

Any reason why Lino's version doesn't have SC and OSF, Dan?

That is a good question! Unfortunately, I do not know the answer. Swift was originally produced at Hell, if I recall, which became part of Linotype in 1989. But by that time, there were may or may not have been other legitimate versions of Swift in distribution. I suspect that, as was the case with some other faces during their conversion to OpenType, Linotype may not have had its own SC and OsF font data available. If this were the case, the only way to include them in the OT fonts might have been to redraw the SC and OsFs glyphs directly. What goes into a legacy OpenType font is not as simple a decision as one might wish it to be, and it depends on a number of factors in the air at the time of the font's conversion.

On the other hand, I feel bad that we don't have an off-the-shelf solution for Fredrik, which is why I suggested Gerard's website. But that does seem to just offer PostScript and TT Swift 2.0 fonts. I'm sorry that I cannot be of more help :(

Oh well.
As time conspires against me I'll have to settle for the current Swift OpenType option – the lesser alternative I'm afraid.
At least there's a lesson to be learned here.

(Dan, for our next client I'll make sure to get FF Chambers, I believe you'd like that)

Well, there are a couple of Linotype fonts that I like, too ;-)

But yes, as I wrote on my blog, I am a big fan of FF Chambers Sans… and all of Verena's other work, too.