Ok the more varieties I gather the more I notice these leaves not necessarily Brunswick figs but have that type of leaf . Just wondering how many varieties have this type of leaf.

I have Stella and Calabrese Long,both with Brunswick type leaf shape.......Angelo  Zone 7

Nelson,

Haikel Lebanese, the fig that was discovered by Bill and kindly distributed by him, is very  similar to Brunswick. Thanks Bill, cuttings are doing nicely..

Vista/VDB/Negrone have similar shaped leaves as did my Petit Negri (RIP). I am sure there are many more.

Angelo, how long have you had the Calabrese Long? Has it produced for you? Being Calabrese myself, that particular fig peaks my interest.

Frank

Frank,   I have Calabrese Long for a year now, have not had any fruit yet. I also have an unknown Italian fig that has leaves like this. I was told my unknown came from southern Italy. Fruit from this tree is excellent.      Angelo Zone 7 NY

Thank you guys.

I have a unknown 'Long White Fig' with similar leaves.

As mentioned before, (unknown) Haikel Lebanese and also (unknown) Voiture #217.  Both have leaves similar to Brunswick but the fruit is not necessarily indicative.

Are there any dark figs with that leaf pattern?

I will add Syrian Long, Eftakia, White Greek, Vasilika Sika to the list. 

Yep to what Frank and Jason said. Haikel has been said to look like Brunswick.

I got some cuttings off a fig with that type of leaf from an old house in Las Cruces, NM and saw a seemingly identical one in Alamogorda. It supposedly has a brown fruit. Black Italian (Bechnel) also has those lovely spidery leaves.