Kombine by Harold's Fonts Only $12.00 About: The Kombine fonts are experiments in font mashups. My inspiration was found in Blackletter: Type and National Identity (Cooper Union, 1998, p.33). There was a small illustration of a font called "Centralschrift (C. G. Schoppe Foundry) 1853, a 19th c. hybrid of fraktur and a neo-classical roman". The upper parts--those which most enable reading--are the more familiar roman, producing a more legible font for those (like me) unfamiliar with the fraktur. I used as my models a Wittenberger fraktur and various members of the Century family, recognized for its legibility. In working with the fraktur, I was reminded that its origin is in pen calligraphy. A natural extension then was the companion italic (Kombine Kursiv), an anomaly in blackletter type which has never used the upright roman/inclined italic convention. Platform: Macintosh Windows How Many Users: Up to 5 Up to 10 Up to 15 Up to 20 Up to 25 Up to 30 Up to 35 Up to 40 Up to 45 Up to 50 Up to 60 Up to 70 Up to 80 Up to 90 Up to 100 Sort by: Most Recent Sort by: Alphabetical