Traditional letterpress point size names, in JSON

LetterpressSizes.json

/*
 * Transcribed to JSON from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_(typography)#Traditional_point-size_names
 * This document is free and open-source software licensed simultaneously under the MIT License, the GPL v2,
 * and the two-clause BSD License.
 *
 * nb. Where conflicts in naming existed (Double Small Pica and Double Pica), the British unit took
 * precedence. In all other cases, both US and British units are described.
 */
{
  "LetterpressSizes": {
	"Excelsior": "3pt",
	"Minikin": "3pt",
	"Brilliant": "4pt",
	"Diamond": "4.5pt",
	"Pearl": "5pt",
	"Agate": "5.5pt",
	"Ruby": "5.5pt",
	"Nonpareille": "6pt",
	"Minionette": "6.5pt",
	"Emerald": "6.5pt",
	"Minion": "7pt",
	"Brevier": "8pt",
	"Petit": "8pt",
	"small text": "8pt",
	"Bourgeois": "9pt",
	"Galliard": "9pt",
	"Long Primer": "10pt",
	"Corpus": "10pt",
	"Garamond": "10pt",
	"Small Pica": "11pt",
	"Philosophy": "11pt",
	"Pica": "12pt",
	"English": "14pt",
	"Mittel": "14pt",
	"Augustin": "14pt",
	"Columbian": "16pt",
	"Two-line Brevier": "16pt",
	"Great Primer": "18pt",
	"Paragon": "20pt",
	"Double Small Pica": "21pt",
	"Double Pica": "22pt",
	"Two-line Pica": "24pt",
	"Double English": "28pt",
	"Two-line English": "28pt",
	"Five-line Nonpareil": "30pt",
	"Four-line Brevier": "32pt",
	"Double Great Primer": "36pt",
	"Two-line Great Primer": "36pt",
	"Meridian": "44pt",
	"Two-line Double Pica": "44pt",
	"Trafalgar": "44pt",
	"Canon": "48pt",
	"four-line": "48pt",
	"Five-line Pica": "60pt",
	"inch": "72pt"
	}
}