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Hi everybody... do you maybe know a font that looks like this? http://skriptlab.13thparallel.org/x/demag.jpg
I'm not good at cataloging this stuff, but if you wait a few hours the people who really know this stuff will come out of the woodwork, with more than you ever wanted to know... :-) hhp
Here are some squared license platers: Core's Sauerkrauto http://www.core.nu/v6/fonts_full.html Mueller's FE Engschrift http://www.lineto.com/cont_cat.html?ID=159&dir_id=60 But the type in your sample is a fairly simple. You might do well using a DIN, chopping off the 'G' and then rounding the corners: FF DIN http://www.fontfont.de/packages/din9467/dinbol8320/dinbol8320_xx.html Adobe DIN Mittelschrift http://www.adobe.com:80/type/browser/F/DINS/F_DINS-10005000.html URW Fette Mittelschrift http://www.urwpp.de/cgi-bin1/dalcgi/english/Fliste0.htd?auswahl=4&firstchar=*din*&fontnummer=f005000d Stephen
Stephen, I hope you didn't take offense at "hours"... hhp
Not at all. You were right. I'm over 6 hours late. See what happens when I sleep?
Thanks. It's part of a 1909 heavy industrial machine Do you have a link to the font you were thinking of, or a hint where I can get it?
The DIN fonts are perfect! Not exactly the same thingy, but it has the right atmosphere, my example must be some DIN letters then. Wow, thanks!
Here's one better: Typophile Forums: Critique: Sans Serif: Unicratica (by Ole Sorensen) PS- DIN is great. But buy the FontShop (FontFont) cut. The weights are much more intelligently put together than the other leading brand.
Looks like one of those license plate designs. hhp
27 Mar 2002 — 8:51am
I'm not good at cataloging this stuff, but if you wait a few hours the people who really know this stuff will come out of the woodwork, with more than you ever wanted to know... :-)
hhp
27 Mar 2002 — 9:53am
Here are some squared license platers:
Core's Sauerkrauto
http://www.core.nu/v6/fonts_full.html
Mueller's FE Engschrift
http://www.lineto.com/cont_cat.html?ID=159&dir_id=60
But the type in your sample is a fairly simple.
You might do well using a DIN, chopping off the
'G' and then rounding the corners:
FF DIN
http://www.fontfont.de/packages/din9467/dinbol8320/dinbol8320_xx.html
Adobe DIN Mittelschrift
http://www.adobe.com:80/type/browser/F/DINS/F_DINS-10005000.html
URW Fette Mittelschrift
http://www.urwpp.de/cgi-bin1/dalcgi/english/Fliste0.htd?auswahl=4&firstchar=*din*&fontnummer=f005000d
Stephen
27 Mar 2002 — 9:56am
Stephen, I hope you didn't take offense at "hours"...
hhp
27 Mar 2002 — 10:21am
Not at all. You were right. I'm over 6
hours late. See what happens when I sleep?
27 Mar 2002 — 8:42am
Thanks.
Do you have a link to the font you were thinking of, or a hint where I can get it?
It's part of a 1909 heavy industrial machine
27 Mar 2002 — 11:10am
The DIN fonts are perfect! Not exactly the same thingy, but it has the right atmosphere, my example must be some DIN letters then.
Wow, thanks!
27 Mar 2002 — 3:28pm
Here's one better:
Typophile Forums: Critique: Sans Serif: Unicratica (by Ole Sorensen)
PS- DIN is great. But buy the FontShop (FontFont) cut. The
weights are much more intelligently put together
than the other leading brand.
27 Mar 2002 — 7:46am
Looks like one of those license plate designs.
hhp