Looks to me like Antagometrica BT Regular but im not sure could do with some more characters!

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/antagometrica/

I have to say i really like this wheres the image from?

Thanks robbiefa... that seems to be the one!

I found the image whilst browsing design books on Amazon.com. The book is Letterhead & Logo Design 9

Use the ’search inside’ tool... the image is from one of the example pages.

HNY!
C.

I think it’s DIN - look at the ’R’ in the smaller letters.

- Lex

Yes, both are very similar... however, I think Antogometrica is closest. Check out the arms of the ’C’, Antogometrica’s stops shorter like the example.

Yea at first i went Din... but then i remembered seeing those caps somewhere else! Nice font in caps not as crazy about the lower case!

I agree rob’ I don’t care much for the lowercase either!

Now that i look at the smaller text i think they are using din... but the logo is still, antagometrica. The Capital R isn’t antagometrica nice spot lex!

I guess you’re both correct then! Strange choice to combine two typefaces so similar... but hey, it grabbed my attention.

Thanks to both for the ID...

C

The chapter titles w/ page numbers certainly are DIN, aren’t they? Just look at the ‘R’…

I think it is Din. From what I remember there are two versions; the horizontal terminals on the C (and other characters) is the standard, and angled terminals is the Alternate version.

FF Din Medium Alternate is the one in the sample.

Nick Cooke

Ok i have to say i didnt check din alternate! should have went for my first instinct! no question about I took screen shots of them both and you can clearly see the difference!

Major difference! Din is way nicer!