“A revival and expansion of a mid-1800s typeface by English type foundry Stevens, Shanks & Sons. Jordan Davies of Wooden Type Fonts issued his Antique Five over a decade [before]. The difference is that the AOE interpretation is more balanced and refined, perhaps derived from metal type rather than the wonky wood of the WTF version. Shanks Antique 5 is also far more complete, with small caps, arbitrary fractions, tabular & proportional figures, and Central European language support.” — Stephen Coles