What is this Caslon-like reversed lowercase h?
So i have this type that im trying to identify but im having trouble. Once i figure out how to post a pic I will but basically it is a lowercase reversed h. I think its caslon but not sure, Im going to to try to upload a pic but just wanted to get this started





















6.Dec.2007 2.20pm
Wow, you missed the type ID forum and the insert image link. Impressive.
6.Dec.2007 2.38pm
your a moron, my scanner is fritzing so Im hving trouble uploading the pic. And ya even if i did miss those things you mention do really gain something from your weak attempts to insult from your cpu? if you cant help then just keep quiet.
nice way to be welcome a new member, thanks.
6.Dec.2007 3.01pm
The logo is a reversed h? You can always email the image to me and I can upload this picture if you have a problem.
typegirl at gmail.com
6.Dec.2007 3.08pm
James you really need to be more polite to new members- you’re tone is repellant and inappropriate. :-/
mdsinister91> Hello and welcome to Typophile. Sorry about James. My scanner is doesn’t even work with my mac so I can totally understand what your gong through. When you do get it to scan the image, make sure the file name does not have any spaces and its in JPG PNG or GIF formats.
Be sure to read this page on how to upload an image:
http://typophile.com/node/18067
Please let post back if you need help :-)
Mike Diaz :-)
6.Dec.2007 3.17pm
The upside-down h = µ ? In which case it’s the greek letter Mu - [Wikipedia entry]
6.Dec.2007 3.18pm
Have to back Mike on this one James. Was that really necessary?
6.Dec.2007 4.14pm
thanks for the help, im really gonna try to get that image up and then ill send it out to those who offered help. thanks alot!
7.Dec.2007 5.33am
Here are four letters that look like a reversed h:
uni0265 is “latin small letter turned H”. uni03BC is “greek small letter mu”. uni0427 is “cyrillic capital letter che” and uni0447 is “cyrillic small letter che”, and there may be others. The above font is Gentium.
Michel
7.Dec.2007 7.13am
It’s a stretch, but there are also a few Armenian letters that kind of look like a or upside-down ’h’ if you tilt your head and squint a little.
- Lex
7.Dec.2007 3.58pm
This is what i was talking about
7.Dec.2007 4.56pm
What I see is the famous web 5-letter ligature from the font Georgia by Matthew Carter.
8.Dec.2007 3.38am
Hi Anthony,
the file name may not contain spaces.
F
8.Dec.2007 6.24am
There seems to be another problem with the file “forever 001.jpg” itself, because even if I download it with wget or curl, I can’t open it.
8.Dec.2007 9.32am
mdsinisnter - have you read the posting guidelines?
http://typophile.com/node/18067
8.Dec.2007 10.07am
As an aside to this, I’d like to add that the ’insert image’ button is rather easy to miss. I wonder if others have felt so, but I’ve often wished that link were a little more prominent.