List 9 introduced the ANMOL series as five letterform variations; List 10 picks up the same family from the other angle — a proper weight ramp running from ANMOL_L on the light end through ANMOL_B and ANMOL_HE at the heavy end, with the base ANMOL_ cut and the ANMOL_K variant filling in between.
ANMOL_ is the base cut. ANMOL_L sits lighter, ANMOL_K adds a distinct mid variant, and ANMOL_B and ANMOL_HE step up through bold into heavy. Type once below and compare all five weights against your own text.
Where List 9 grouped several unrelated font families together, List 10 is a single family shown end to end — useful when you need one consistent look but with room to shift emphasis. Each name below renders in its own font.
The default cut of the family — a solid starting point before adjusting up or down in weight.
A lighter stroke than the base cut, suited to longer passages of running text.
A middle-weight cut with its own letterform touches rather than sitting exactly between light and bold.
A bolder stroke for headings, labels, and short lines that need to stand apart from body copy.
The heaviest cut in the set — built for titles and cover-level emphasis rather than paragraphs.
Since this is one family across five weights, the choice usually comes down to where the text sits in a layout rather than a different typeface entirely.
ANMOL_L or the base ANMOL_ cut are the easiest on the eye across longer passages of Punjabi text.
ANMOL_K offers a middle-ground look that's distinct enough to separate a subheading from the paragraph below it.
ANMOL_B carries enough weight for section titles and callouts without tipping into poster-level heaviness.
ANMOL_HE is the cut to reach for when a single line needs to dominate the page, such as a book cover or banner.
All five ANMOL cuts on this page are legacy, non-Unicode fonts — each maps Gurmukhi characters onto its own set of ASCII key positions rather than following the Unicode standard.
List 9 covered ANMOL_OU, ANMOL_RA, ANMOL_S, ANMOL_T and ANMOL_U as five styles within the same series. List 10 covers a separate set of five ANMOL cuts — ANMOL_, ANMOL_B, ANMOL_HE, ANMOL_K and ANMOL_L — arranged as a weight progression instead.
Start with ANMOL_L or the base ANMOL_ cut. The heavier ANMOL_B and ANMOL_HE styles are better reserved for short lines like headings and titles.
It marks a distinct mid-weight cut in this set rather than a strict midpoint between light and bold — worth previewing directly against your text since it doesn't follow the same ramp as the other four.
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