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MMMMMMMMMMMM… Microgramma is a squarish sans conceived to remain legible at very small sizes – hence the name. It was drawn by Alessandro Butti (1893–1959), director of Nebiolo’s Studio Artistico, and first cast in 1952, in five all-caps styles.

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Fonts In Use

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4 May

Aldo Novarese – first Butti’s assistant and then his successor – subsequently reworked the design into Eurostile (1962), adding lowercase characters. Over the weekend, we added three Uses of Microgramma. This classic is now a member of Club 💯! fontsinuse.com/typefaces/18...

fontsinuse.comMicrogramma in usePredecessor of Eurostile. The metal original was released without a lowercase, in five (upright) styles: Microgramma, nera (bold), larga (extended), nera larga (bold extended, shown), stretta (condens...