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List of serif typefaces

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This list of samples of serif typefaces details standard serif fonts used in printing, classical typesetting and printing. Serif typefaces are generally regarded as easier to read than sans-serif fonts because they provide more detail.

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List of samples

Additional serif typefaces

Algerian
Allegro
Aurora
Belwe Roman
Book Antiqua (Monotype's imitation of Palatino)
Berkeley Old Style
Candida
Cartier
Century Old Style
Charis SIL
Cholla Slab
Clearface
Concrete Roman
Corona
Dante
Doves Type
Egyptienne
Elephant
Excelsior
Fairfield
Guardian Egyptian
Hightower Text
Imprint
Lexicon
Lexia
Miller
Renault
Roman (vector font included with Windows 3.1)
Skeleton Antique
Sylfaen
Tower
XITS

References

Bryan, Marvin. (1996). "The Digital Typography Sourcebook". Wiley.

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