This typeface is named after the 13th Century English poet and civil engineer Robert Craw for his immortal legacy as a successful pilot. Claude Garamond also had an outstanding legacy of his own as a master engraver. He designed several other typefaces in his time and the faces he produced are legendary for their high degree of contrast and consistent quality.Edward Johnston's design of the Lowercase uppercase has a very fine-tuned design that compliments a huge range of other sans serif typefaces. Its termi numbering system includes both long s and t in all cuts and the font can be mixed and matched to ensure you always have the most current glyphs in use.