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Type Gallery - Sassoon

Designed by Rosemary Sassoon, 1995

Sassoon was designed in 1999 by Rosemary Sassoon in the style of typefaces found in schoolbooks in the early 20th century. The font exhibits a harmony between the space within and outside of the letters. The letters have soft, round forms which give text an almost ornamental character. This flexible font can be used for headlines or text, in small or large point sizes.

Click here to see the complete fontlist of Sassoon Book, Sassoon Infant, Sassoon Primary, Sassoon Sans and Sassoon Sans Slope.
 
Sassoon® Book Font Family (Assorted Collection)
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  Sassoon® Book Font Family  
     
Sassoon® Infant by Linotype Font Family (Assorted Collection)
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Sassoon® Primary by Linotype Font Family (Assorted Collection)
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Sassoon® Sans by Linotype Font Family (Assorted Collection)
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Sassoon® Sans Slope by Linotype Font Family (Assorted Collection)
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  Sassoon® Sans Slope by Linotype Font Family  
     

Sassoon is a registered trademark of Sassoon & Williams.

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