Petit-serif

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Petit-serifs are small serifs, which are attached to regular sans-serif fonts.[citation needed]These are normally added to fonts from rival font foundries to give them a better appearance and to reward the people who added the petit-serifs.

An example of this is Johnston.[citation needed]Petit-serifs were added to this font, but Frank Pick chose to stay with the original design (later modified).[citation needed]

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