Thick and Thin
Letterhead Fonts · Tom Kennedy
A two-font display family drawn from Henderson-style lettering of the early 1900s, offered in both sans and serif cuts with strongly contrasting strokes.
About
Thick and Thin takes its cues from Henderson-inspired sign lettering of the early twentieth century, a tradition characterised by bold thick-to-thin stroke contrast used to create visual drama at large sizes. The family comprises two fonts: a sans and a serif variant, making it adaptable across period-appropriate display and signage applications. Its straightforward construction suits headline use, vintage branding and decorative titling.
Classification
A display face inspired by Henderson-style lettering from the early 1900s, featuring the pronounced thick-to-thin stroke contrast characteristic of early twentieth-century American sign and display lettering. Offered in both sans and serif variants.