 Monotype later created a bold and bold italic ( called a semi @-@ bold in some digitisations ) to match the roman and italic of the original release . ( True bold type did not exist in Kis 's time . ) Released in 1967 , Fleet Titling was a capitals @-@ only alphabet intended to serve as a companion for titling use . It was created by Monotype 's occasional collaborator John Peters , a Cambridge University Press designer who also worked as a private printer . Monotype used it for their logo and letterhead . More oddly , Monotype in the 1960s used Ehrhardt as a base for printing in the Initial Teaching Alphabet . This alphabet system , intended to be used to teach children to read , used alternative characters for different sounds spelled with the same letter , like t 's and c 's dropped below the baseline of the text . 
