Hazel
Letterhead Fonts · John Studden
A Victorian-era display face inspired by Daniel T. Ames's 1883 lettering, featuring large and small caps with Broadway-style ornamental elements.
About
Drawn by John Studden and inspired by the lettering of Daniel T. Ames (circa 1883), Hazel brings a commanding, decorative presence rooted in late nineteenth-century American commercial typography. Its large and small caps construction gives it a formal, hierarchical quality suited to period-appropriate headline and display use. Broadway-style decorative elements add further ornamental character.
Classification
A decorative display typeface inspired by Daniel T. Ames's lettering from circa 1883, featuring large and small caps with ornamental Broadway-influenced elements typical of Victorian-era commercial typography.