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welcome to lettering world.com Iamp;#39;m Kevin Horvath and welcome to lettering world I was very fortunate to purchase Oswald Cooperamp;#39;s typeface Cooper black and eight learn what type of a number of years ago the font is still in very good condition and Iamp;#39;m going to use it to design a poster for this letterpress project and then briefly take you through the letterpress process Cooper black is a heavily weighted old-style sir typeface that was very friendly and very readable it was designed by Oswald Bruce Cooper and was published in 1922 by Barnhart brothers and Spindleramp;#39;s type founders in Chicago this typeface was very popular and highly used Cooper black was an extra bold version of his earlier Cooper old style typeface Cooper was born in Ohio then moved to Coffeyville Kansas when he was very young it was there where he began working in a printing shop he then moved to Chicago and went to the Frank home school of illustration were prolific American type desig