Probert Bold Písmo

Probert Bold, designed by Neale Davidson, is a free wide geometric sans serif with a forceful, machine-cut profile, tight joins, and distinctly futuristic proportions. Rounded corners and very low stroke contrast soften its broad, squared shapes.

Its space-age character makes it especially convincing for science-fiction posters, game title screens, and technology branding, where the stretched forms suggest engineered hardware and panoramic displays. On album packaging or event graphics, the broad silhouettes can echo spacecraft panels, racing liveries, or angular interface frames, turning the lettering into part of the depicted machinery.

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Probert is based on the headers and readouts from Franz Joseph's Star Trek: Technical Manual.

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Includes the full alphabet, extended punctuation, and the euro symbol. Includes regular, bold, italic, bold italic, black, and black italic versions.

Version 2.00 — 9 March 2016

- Spacing and kerning updated
- Polish letters added
- Condensed faces added