Gold transitional caps
Howdy people - got one for the serif obsessed among you. Perpetua was as far as I got, but the R is all wrong. Any clues?
Thanks - Chris
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Howdy people - got one for the serif obsessed among you. Perpetua was as far as I got, but the R is all wrong. Any clues?
Thanks - Chris
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12.Aug.2007 3.02am
What’s the source? Are you sure it’s a typeface?
12.Aug.2007 3.49am
Hi Stephen - I’m working on titles for a TV programme, the source supplied some graphics but only rendered type. Fairly certain it’s a typeface, the way the bowl curves up into the ’R’ is really familiar. I’ll attach some more letters but they’re pretty shabby quality...
12.Aug.2007 3.49am
12.Aug.2007 9.25am
Berling with the sharps eliminated by the 3D technique?
Edit: Er, no ... never mind.
12.Aug.2007 12.57pm
Looks like Dwiggins to me, but no matches.
12.Aug.2007 1.10pm
Thanks Mike, Stephen - I’ve had a good dig too but haven’t managed to unearth this one - the ’R’ should be the key, I’ve not seen an R like it:
12.Aug.2007 1.36pm
It’s a lettering style that isn’t completely unique. Serlio has one, for instance.
12.Aug.2007 2.08pm
Thanks Stephen - Serlio isn’t actually a bad match, just a bit too floral ;-) Definitely in the right area though. I’m starting to think it might be an obscure, early Garamond. Here’s the last tiny letters I can extract, the four-pronged W and U with a tail is useful I think.
12.Aug.2007 3.03pm
Still looks hand lettered or inscripted to me.