So this font was found on an old book. Having a real hard time trying to classify this font. I presume it's hand rendered with a calligraphic pen but i have no info on the origins or style of these letter forms. Anyone here got any ideas?

I am looking for a script that would have been used in Germany (specifically the Hessen-Kassel region) in the last quarter of the 18th century. As I understand it, this would have been some type of Fraktur with the long s and ligatures. Perhaps someone here could point me in the right direction?

Hello,
This is an example of a movie-poster typeface drawn by German poster designer Hans Otto Wendt. I am looking for a font with a similar feel. What I particularly love is the brushstroke-look this has goin' on.
Any ideas would be much appreciated!

Greetings! I'd like to know the font of following sentences: "Das Ziel!" and "Sieg für HYDRA!".

The former one looks like Tannenberg, but I don't think it's actually Tannenberg.

Thanks in advance.

Sincerely,
Felix M.

P.S.: The picture is attached to this message, but can also be found here: http://i.imgur.com/L9oTs.jpg

Hello Typophilers.

I was hoping I could get a few recomendations on fonts that feel & look similar to the examples below.

Thanks

I need help identifying this German font face:

Anybody know this one?

Its from an old German Type Catalog. Also, any ideas of other fonts that use the same style as the "n"s?

This one is going on a business card for a distributor, anyone have a guess? No luck with WhatTheFont or IdentiFont. It's the lowercase 'm' that makes me think it's German somehow?

My new project, a compact, solidly constructed realist sans serif that draws its influences from Germany.

It's only got one weight right now (hopefully over time I'll make this a large font family with 6 or 7 weights). I'd love some help getting the rhythm and consistency just right. I can spend hours just focused on one glyph, so it's hard to remember sometimes how crucial rhythm, weight and color are as well.

I just built it from scratch in 48 hours, but any input would be much appreciated!

Cheers,
TB

! UPDATE (2/21): New pdf here!

I need the exact or a similar font.

Thanks!

Hi can anybody identify this font. I used it in a presentation which I want to complete now with the same type but I cant remember the name.

Thanks for your help

Prokopius

Greetings type enthusiasts. On a recent trip to Europe I was browsing the newsstands and came across these two lovely typefaces. I thought they were great. I'd like to buy them/download them if possible for my own uses and I was hoping someone out there could help me identify them. Much thanks in advance.