Archivo
Open Foundry · Hector Gatti

A grotesque sans by Hector Gatti, originally conceived for headlines and highlights, drawing on late nineteenth century American type traditions.
About
Designed by Hector Gatti, Archivo takes its cues from the robust grotesques of late nineteenth century America, making it well-suited to display and headline use. The family spans four weights from Regular to Bold, each with a matching italic, giving it enough range for editorial hierarchies. Released under the SIL Open Font Licence, it is freely available for use and modification.
Classification
Classified as sans-serif on the page; described as a grotesque font reminiscent of late nineteenth century American typefaces, placing it firmly in the grotesque subcategory.