Editing Times New Roman (section)

=== Others ===
''The Times'' also used a [[sans-serif]] [[wood type]] for printing newbills which had no connection to Times New Roman. It was similar to [[Kabel (typeface)|Kabel Bold Condensed]].<ref name="Righyni">{{cite journal |last1=Righyni |first1=S. L. |title=News Bills: A Retrospectus |journal=Alphabet & Image |date=1946 |issue=2 |pages=34–49}}</ref>

Besides Monotype versions, Times New Roman was also available in metal type from [[Mergenthaler Linotype Company|Linotype]], discussed below, and [[Intertype Corporation|Intertype]].{{sfn|Morison|1953|p=68}}<ref>{{cite book |title=Intertype Times Roman |publisher=Lettergieterij "Amsterdam" |location=Amsterdam}}</ref>{{efn|Crutchley noted being told in 1948 by [[Rampant Lions Press|Will Carter]] that Intertype were not keen to offer an Intertype version of Times because "Monotype have made such a splash of Times and Intertype don't want to look like mere copycats".{{sfn|Crutchley|1990|p=129}}}}
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