Hi all!
Anyone know this font?

Thanks!

What is the attached font?

It's from the letterpress lab at the university of oregon. It is 15 pica sans serif. It is not labeled, and it bares no foundry stamp or company insignia. It is most likely older than 1965, and could be as old as 1900.

It only exists in caps, although there are a few varying figures. (two types of A's, etc.) I tried to pick the figures with a similar grain pattern, the thought being that they would be of the same shipment of type.

It is possible that this font has not been digitized, but any help you guys can offer would be amazing!

Need some help Identifying this font:

http://pages.uoregon.edu/ppederso/woodsanssmaller.jpg

It's from the letterpress lab at the university of oregon. It is 15 pica sans serif. It is not labeled, and it bares no foundry stamp or company insignia. It is most likely older than 1965, and could be as old as 1900.

It only exists in caps, although there are a few varying figures. (two types of A's, etc.) I tried to pick the figures with a similar grain pattern, the thought being that they would be of the safe shipment of type.

It is possible that this font has not been digitized, but any help you guys can offer would be amazing!

Hi all - I'm getting frustrated trying to match this one accurately. I thought it would be easy for me to to ID it, but I think the "J" is throwing me off—perhaps it's custom. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.

(my apologies for the small image…)

Anyone knows what is this font? Thanks!!!

Could anyone help me out with an ID of the new display serif (condensed) on the cover of the most recent NY Times Magazine? Thanks.

Hello. Any thoughts on what typeface this is? Thanks.

Does anyone know what the typeface is that Radiohead are using for their new album cover? It's a condensed gothic of some sort, but I can't pin it down.

The condensed orange gradient typeface here is something I am curious about - love the numerals - it is not far away from MVB Solano (http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/mvbfonts/solano-gothic-mvb/) - but not quite...

Any ideas?

Your time and knowledge is, as always, much appreciated!

thanks!

Matt

Could anyone tell me which fonts are these?

The main one, which reads "Fidélio" and the one which reads "Beethoven"? Are those "Meridien"? "Palatino"? "Frutiger Serif"?

And also, on the left side, where it reads "Coleção Folha Grandes Óperas"? Is that Rotis? But condensed?

Beautiful artwork, by the way!

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_WOpl3Xt3Xho/TUwXJV3ZxII/AAAAAAAAEIo/qAyugnV3_K...

Thank you!

Hi,

Can anyone identify this typeface

Thanks so much.

any thoughts?

Source: www.nike.com/nikeos/p/nikebasketball/en_GB/

Lately I'm seeing this font everywhere, but I can't find the name!

I feel like I have been seeing this style applied a lot recently. Is this just a mix of two weights...if so, what's the type?

Thanks

via cargocollective.com/abbybrewster

I can't figure this one out. Thought it was DIN Round but it's not. Thought it might be T-Star but T-Star isn't rounded.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Hi there. Looking to ID the fonts used in both "CONQUER" and "CANVAS" in this pic.

Thoughts?

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

Regards,
Untypeical

Hi all,

Sorry about the fuzziness of this. Can anyone ID the font in this logo?

Thanks!

Ultra bold condensed serif,
pretty non-descript...
except for the amputated
looking y descender
that has to be a clue.

Hi all,

I'd like to identify the metal type used in this print. It's an incomplete set that I'm trying to round out. I'm new to sourcing metal type, so suggestions on that are also appreciated. Thanks very much.

Hello,

can anyone help me out determining the name of this font?

Thanks in advance

Joachim

Anyone know this condsensed slab?

Hi all,

Can someone identify this typeface ?

I discover it in a museum newspaper. And liked it a lot.

It is a sort of monospace with slashed zeros. Very clean.

So here is a scan below…

Thank you !

Hey guys,

Any one recognise this condensed sans serif?

CA Normal Medium is very close but doesn't have the slants on the top of the "L" and "I". That could of course just be a customisation, but the "O" is also different (hard sides on CA normal). Futhermore, the "C" and "R" seem to have slightly different proportions.

Cheers,

Dylan