Slabserif
Slabserif, also known as Egyptian or heavy serif, is a typeface classification characterized by thick, block-like serifs that are typically unbracketed. Unlike the more delicate, often triangular serifs found in old-style or transitional typefaces, slab serifs appear as if they have been "slapped" onto the letterforms. This gives slab serif fonts a strong, robust, and often commanding presence.
The origins of slab serif typefaces can be traced back to the early 19th century, a period
Over time, slab serifs evolved into various sub-categories. Some retain a more industrial feel with uniform