I released Kingsbridge on November 16, 2014 as a free slab-serif family. The design was built around square slabs and sharp points, aiming for a bold, assertive look. I developed it as a large system with seven weights, four widths, and italics, for a total of 56 styles. The character set included extended Latin support, but I did not add Vietnamese, Greek, or Cyrillic.

Kingsbridge included fractions as its only OpenType feature. Beyond that, it was a straightforward family designed to provide variety in weight and width. I did not update it after the initial release.

On April 1, 2024, I placed Kingsbridge into the public domain. Although it never found notable use in design or media, it remains one of my largest free families, showing how far I was willing to push range and flexibility even without charging for it.