I would say that this font does have kind of a midcentury feel, because it’s based on Franklin Gothic. That was a font that was very often used in newspaper headlines and magazines especially.

Reviewing the commonly used fonts in the screenshot above, Franklin Gothic Brook's letter O is only very marginally wider ...

If you like Nike, Supreme, Aaron Draplin, or Barbara Kruger, then this font is for you. Franklin Gothic is the vanilla ice cream of fonts. It's a classic. You're probably a rich banker if you use ...

Calibri, Verdana, Arial and Sans Serif were next, followed by Trebuchet, Tahoma and Franklin Gothic Medium. Century Gothic uses about 30 percent less ink than Arial. The amount of ink a font ...

The old POLITICO newspaper fonts — Century and Franklin Gothic — were ones you would find preinstalled with any copy of Microsoft Word. The new headline font, Escrow, and new body type font ...

He's the name behind the Franklin Gothic font, which is widely used today. The Franklin Gothic font is ubiquitous: it's used on billboards, in headlines, on album covers, and in board games.

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