Nice! I found this style online as a free font about 12 years ago, and chose it for my Costume Goddess business. I re-designed the "T" though (below) 'cause it looked more like a "C".

I just bought this new one and what a pleasure to use! Now I have a complete character set. I can especially see the difference when I outline it. Very smooth, about 10 times fewer anchor points.

By the way, sorry about the free (bootlegged?) font use for my commercial materials, but at that time I knew nothing about fonts or how to acquire them. I had just purchased my first computer.

I just bought this new one and what a pleasure to use! Now I have a complete character set.

Where did you buy this new one?

On MyFonts...is it not your version?

was curious because it isn't actually released yet. Just wondering if someone jumped the gun. :^)

Two did:

It is now.

http://p22.com/products/civilite.html

It’s a pretty solid revival—I’ll probably pick up the specimen book just to stare. What inspired you to do a Civilite revival?

It must be live. I got the P22 email announcement. Congrats, Rich!!!

ChrisL

What inspired you to do a Civilite revival?

Means, motive and opportunity.
...Or just indulgence. Being in the midst of a recession, spending a lot of time on a rather esoteric style of limited use is probably the last thing we should be doing. But sometimes you just have to do things.