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I think type ID is the right spot for this, though I set it myself with an alphabet from withoutwalls.com.
Now the client wants to see it in a real typeface. Does anyone know of any that are similar? At least in weight and height? I love this but there's just no way they'll go for it unless it's a font.

Thank you! I
17 Mar 2010 — 5:07pm
Champion and Knockout from H&FJ are based on wood type like this.
17 Mar 2010 — 5:08pm
I digitized one fairly close to that:
https://www.chank.com/shop/detail/3/font_packs/19/blinctype_letterpress_...
(Goshen)
At large sizes, though, nothing beats the real thing (or the photographic facsimile of it).
17 Mar 2010 — 5:10pm
Try Knockout from H&FJ.
17 Mar 2010 — 5:16pm
Ohh, what bad luck! H&FJ is down right now! Champion does look like it might work.
Goshen is super close, but I need something a little taller, a little straighter, a little more uniform. Any ideas? Unrealistic deadlines are looming!
17 Mar 2010 — 6:51pm
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/aerotype/thunderhouse/
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/fontbureau/bureau-grotesque/
17 Mar 2010 — 6:56pm
Take a look at Enge Holzschrift from Dieter Steffmann.
17 Mar 2010 — 7:10pm
Enge Holzschrift is really nice, the R is spot on. Does anyone have strong feelings for Grot Rough? I'm not sure how I feel about it. It's just not as interesting as the original.