So, I was reading through Steve Ciarcia's "Build Your Own Z80 Computer" from 1981 and came across a datasheet in Appendix C9 which has a font that I do not believe is in the hoard, yet.

The 7x11 font used in the ZAP 80 computer was generated by a chip called the Standard Microsystems Corporation's CRT 8002 Video Display Attributes Controller / Video Generator.

When I looked up the CRT8002 online, I found that the chip was available in a few variants: 5x7, ASCII, thin, and Katakana as can be seen here: https://rocelec.widen.net/view/pdf/r6gtaq06b2/SMSCS01026-1.pdf.