Clementhorpe is Greater Albion's latest project. It's based on some 'found' lettering (about a dozen letters in all) in an early 1900's enamel advertisment for chocolate. A sampling of work to date is shown below. All feedback greatfully received...

I think a lot of the forms are very appealing, and I definitely think the style and feel of the original translates nicely.
My issues with it involve some of the vertical strokes, especially on the lowercase. A lot of them just seem too thick and weight the letter one way or the other, like with the "p." I'm also not a big fan of the "S," I think the upward bulge in the bottom curve is just a bit much.
These are the first impressions of a novice typophile, so take them for what they're worth. A well-executed revival, I say!
Here's the latest progress on the Clementhorpe family:

or a more detailed set of previews of five faces can be found here.
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