Have any of these faces got digital versions yet?

Jim Stafford
19.Dec.2007 6.41am
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Found a few faces I quite liked in an old sample book and fancied bringing a couple into the digital age. had a look around but couldn’t find digital versions of any, but wanted a few more eyes to check them over and ensure I don’t duplicate work...

Faces are here: http://www.stone-soup.co.uk/uploads/fonts1.jpg

Obviously Hidalgo is very much a Clarendon style slab, but there’s a couple of differences (notably the 2 and 7 which I’ve failed to put on the sample), and Crusader seems to mostly be Swash/decorative caps — I’m mostly interested in Philite, as I’ve fallen in love with it and want to get stuck in.

Anyone spot any that I shouldn’t bother with?



Renko
19.Dec.2007 6.47am
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Purchase Kismet here.


Jim Stafford
19.Dec.2007 7.59am
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Thanks, I mustn’t have looked hard enough!


Stephen Coles
19.Dec.2007 1.21pm
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Or an alternative digitization: Spiral


Stephen Coles
19.Dec.2007 1.22pm
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If you like Philite, you might like the caps on MeMimas Alternate.


Jim Stafford
20.Dec.2007 1.12am
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Nice one, thanks.


pattyfab
20.Dec.2007 6.22am
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Also check out Berliner Grotesk - less personality but a similar style to Philite.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/berthold/berliner-grotesk-bq/


Jim Stafford
20.Dec.2007 6.33am
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Ah, a new one on me, but I see the similarities.


Bleisetzer
20.Dec.2007 11.42am
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Oh, fine... Berliner Grotesk as a digital font.
I did not know that.

Berliner Grotesk, Halbfette
H.Berthold AG, Berlin
Erstguß 1913
Hausschnitt

Not on your .jpg-list, but do you know Herald Reklame?
Andreas Seidel digitalized it under the name “Heraut”:
http://www.astype.de/s/heraut/show.php

Georg