A flowing, calligraphic blackletter that leans like handwriting, with long sweeping strokes and generous curves — named for Hans Sachs, the Nuremberg cobbler-poet.
It reads more like pen work than print, which gives headlines a lively, handwritten-German character.
Includes A–Z, a–z, and 0–9.
The > character is mapped but renders blank; " $ % * / < @ [ \ ] ^ _ { | } and ~ are missing.
