Perpetua Roman fonts
Background: Perpetua is a Linotype font family with 12 styles. It was designed and developed by Eric Gill in the year 1925. It was created in the early part of the twentieth century that was based on the designs of old engravings. Ideally suited to be used under any resolutions, this typeface supports both uppercase and lowercase characters as well as numeric digits and so is an automatic choice for official communications and other corporate works. Perpetua is a registered trademark of Monotype Typography.
Designed 1925 by Eric Gill.
Other fonts:
Penumbra, Pep Club, Pepita Script, Pepito, Peplum, Pepper, Pepperwood, Percolator, Perec, Peregrine, Perfect Sketch, Performance Cyrillic Circle Minus, Performance Cyrillic Circle Plus, Performance Cyrillic Rhomb Minus, Pergula, Pericles, Period Borders, Periodico Display, Periodico Text, Perpedes, Perpetua, Perrywood, Persia BT, Persona, Perugia Cursive, Pescadero Family, Pescara, Pesto, Petala Pro, Petemoss ROB, Peterlon, Petescript, Petit Oiseau, Petite, Petroglyph EF, Petroglyph Special, Petrol, Petros, Phace Family, Pismo Clambake NF