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Analysis Status
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Updated Apr 3, 2026, 1:17 PM
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Vendor ID
SWFT
Version
Rev. 003.000
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Copyright
Copyright © 1986-1995 SWFTE International, Ltd. All rights reserved
Best used for headlines and subheadings where space is limited.
Avoid using for large blocks of body text due to its condensed nature.
Pair with a more open, readable sans-serif font for body text.
Consider using a slightly larger font size than usual to improve readability.
Adjust letter-spacing carefully to maintain legibility.
Categories
Serif, Condensed
Styles
2
Source Format
ZIP archive
Font Family
BaskertonCondSW
Font Subfamily
Bold
Full Name
BaskertonCondSW Bold
PostScript Name
BaskertonCondSWBoldSWFTE
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Trademark
Baskerton is a trademark of SWFTE International, Ltd.
Use for print design where a sophisticated, space-saving look is desired.
Good for shorter blocks of text rather than extended reading.