(x) Albertus style clone? - Gulliver {Mark S, Tiff}

anonymous
16.Jul.2004 12.41pm

I think this face from my local paper is related to albertus,
its incised but has some calligraphic features...

thanks,
enrico

Mark Simonson
16.Jul.2004 1.19pm

It's ITC Slimbach.

anonymous
16.Jul.2004 1.28pm

I dunno...the slimbach "a" terminates with a flat line at the baseline, whereas this one has a curved tail...although at a smaller type size it may not be discernible to the client...hmm...

Mark Simonson
16.Jul.2004 1.34pm

Oops. Jumped the gun on that one. I suspect it's something Dutch, now that I look more closely.

Mark Simonson
16.Jul.2004 1.43pm

Thought so: It's Gerard Unger's Gulliver.

Miss Tiffany
16.Jul.2004 1.44pm

Gerard Unger's Gulliver

anonymous
16.Jul.2004 1.51pm

kinda looks a little like amerigo, with serifed descenders.
but the a has a serif onits arm.

anonymous
16.Jul.2004 1.54pm

oops. that last post was late...

Gulliver is exactly what I'm looking for...ThanksTypophiles!

-Enrico

p.s. anybody here going to Typecon 04 in SF next week?

Miss Tiffany
16.Jul.2004 2.02pm

i'll be flying there on monday. :-)