page_title: Robert Harling (typographer)
section_title: Fonts
hierarchical_section_title: Robert Harling (typographer) / Fonts
caption_attribution_description: Chisel Type Specimen
context_page_description: Robert Henry Harling was a British typographer, designer, journalist and novelist who lived to the age of 98.
context_section_description: Playbill (1938), a French Clarendon design inspired by theatre and circus posters. Known for being bundled with some Microsoft software.
  Tea Chest (1939), a stencil design inspired by old boxes and industry
  Chisel (1939), inscriptional
  All three designs were created for Sheffield type-foundry Stephenson Blake and inherited by other companies after it left the printing market. They are single-style designs with no italics; Tea Chest has no lower-case characters.
caption: Robert Harling's "Chisel" typeface, an adaptation of a "Latin" or wedge-serif face.
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