A polished revival of Haim, the square 1920s Hebrew sans, with added weights, matching figures and niqqud.
About
Haim was drawn in 1920s Hungary by Pesach Ir-Shay and named after the poet Haim Nahman Bialik; some sources credit Jacob Haim Levitt. Fontimonim's revival expands it to four weights with matching numerals, programmed vowel points and alternates. One weight is free.
Classification
Hebrew square sans revival. Revival by Fontimonim of Pesach Ir-Shay's 1920s Haim.
Weights
LightRegularBoldBlack
Languages
Hebrew
Tags
hebrewdisplaysquarerevivalretroheadline
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