I have named this font Rostock Kaligraph, because an unknown calligrapher from a Rostock "SVZ-training workshop" (whatever the abbreviation means, maybe someone can enlighten me?) Has created a document in 1961. Here I found the 17 lowercase and 5 uppercase characters. The rest I hope to have completed stylistically appropriate. So have fun with Rostock Kaligraph!

- Edit: Someone informed with what SVZ means. Actually I could have figured it out myself, "Schwerin Volks-Zeitung", which was, however, set in Rostock and also printed there.

* German to English Translation by Google Translate

Rostock Kaligraph font contains 195 defined characters and 193 unique glyphs. The font contains characters from the following unicode character ranges: Basic Latin (93), Latin-1 Supplement (77), Latin Extended-A (7), Spacing Modifier Letters (3), General Punctuation (13), Currency Symbols (1).

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