Black letter meets high Victorian, with interesting results I think :) Yet another of my fonts named out of the novel "Prisoner of Zenda - which of course itself is a piece of high Victorian folly. Petra described this one as what a 16th century 'Circus' face would look like. It certainly lives up to that impression. The truth is a little more prosaic... a 19th vcentury printer's Fraktur revival, but in either case, a very very impressive face to behold, and quite the thing for titles in the appropriate document. I can see this one on the title page of an historical novel published in Victorian times.

Strelsau font contains 82 defined characters and 75 unique glyphs.

The font contains characters from the following unicode character ranges: Basic Latin (72), Latin Extended-B (1), General Punctuation (6), Private Use Area (4).

• Font Name:Strelsau
• Subfamily:Regular
• Version:Version 1.0; 2002; initial release

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