Do you have any other letters? The Serif Font ID Guide can be helpful as a tool, but Key U.C. letters it uses are E, J, K, M, R, U and W, and your sample has only the R.(And it’s a somewhat ambiguous R style, unfortunately.)
The closest I could find was Imprint, and the R leg seems slightly off, and the stress is less slanted. It would help to narrow the search with some more Key letters.
I’m thinking it’s Imprint Shadow, but filled in manually. Adding to my confidence in that is the fact that Imprint Shadow came with my Windows but Imprint itself didn’t, so whoever designed this is more likely to have had Imprint Shadow.
9.Nov.2007 11.53pm
It’s probably a Caslon of some kind.
10.Nov.2007 12.35am
Looks like Goudy Modern.
10.Nov.2007 4.34am
I looked through all the caslon’s at myfonts and none matched. The A serif is more pronounced than any caslon’s I saw.
10.Nov.2007 7.32am
Do you have any other letters? The Serif Font ID Guide can be helpful as a tool, but Key U.C. letters it uses are E, J, K, M, R, U and W, and your sample has only the R.(And it’s a somewhat ambiguous R style, unfortunately.)
- Mike Yanega
10.Nov.2007 8.48am
The closest I could find was Imprint, and the R leg seems slightly off, and the stress is less slanted. It would help to narrow the search with some more Key letters.
- Mike Yanega
10.Nov.2007 1.44pm
I’m thinking it’s Imprint Shadow, but filled in manually. Adding to my confidence in that is the fact that Imprint Shadow came with my Windows but Imprint itself didn’t, so whoever designed this is more likely to have had Imprint Shadow.
10.Nov.2007 2.11pm
Imprint is the winner. Amazing how without the inline shapes it stumped me. I knew I had seen that A somewhere