Reber R41 (found at r41.it) is an Italian type foundry rooted in the legacy of Turin’s historic Fonderia Nebiolo. Established in the 1960s by Renato Bernardi—and now preserving the original drawings of master designer Aldo Novarese—the foundry digitally revives iconic Nebiolo fonts like Eurostile (1962) and Stop (1970). Their meticulously crafted digital versions—such as R41 Eurostile and R41 Stop—feature expanded character sets, Greek and Cyrillic support, and OpenType alternates that honor Novarese’s original designs. Serving designers worldwide, Reber R41 is not a typical client-driven studio; rather, it focuses on archival preservation and faithful modernization of mid-century Italian type. What makes R41 unique is its dedication to preserving and digitizing Novarese’s Nebiolo-era masterpieces with archival precision and historical authenticity.