Open a terminal with font size option through command line

I need a command line to open a gnome-terminal in a specified position of my screen and with specified font-size.

I'm already able to open it into specified position using --geometry option; but then I need to manually press ctrl+- four times to obtain needed look.

Noting that I don't want this font-size to be a default option for all my terminals, is there a way to open it with (very) small font from command line?

1. Open gnome-terminal and choose File/New profile. You will see the current defaults.

2. Enter a new profile name, let's say SmallFont. Modify the settings (including font size) as desired, and save.

3. Open a new window with File/Open Terminal/SmallFont to check if things look OK.

4. Close this window.

5. Enter gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=SmallFont. This should now have the proper font size.

To emulate the ctrl+- behavior you can pass zoom argument. For instance:

gnome-terminal --zoom=0.8