Modern Style and Sans Faces Prospero plain, italic, bold, bold italic and Alternative. This may well be the first classic Modern Style text face since 1940, when W.A. Dwiggins launched Caledonia. This is especially noticeable in the strict italic. Moderate contrast and open counters make Prospero legible and readable in large text masses. These also give good colour to the page.
Numerals are 'small cap numerals', lining but lower than cap height.
The Alternative face has upper case figures and small caps. Prospero Condensed plain, italic and bold. A narrower version of Prospero. The strokes have been reduced in proportion to the reduction in width, so that both versions give approximately the same colour to the page. Like Prospero, Prospero Condensed is a FullFont typeface.