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I can cheat and get very close by using the Adobe Clean alternate g along with a Ubuntu lower-case n. Looks exactly like it.

I see you are right about the alternate lower-case g having a one-storey alternate. I am mystified about the spurless n, though.

Looks like Black Knight.

I saw this about 10 years ago in a music venue brochure (forgot which one). I recently stumbled on it and still wondering what this font is.

A simpler g was always included as OpenType feature. Haven’t seen the spurless n before, but they might have extended the family or character set recently. Visually, it still feels like it is part of the Adobe Clean design.

It is similar to Ubuntu, but not exactly.

The simplified letter n as well as g is highly different from Adobe Clean. Seems to be something new.

Adobe Clean, their exclusive corporate type family. https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/32564/adobe-clean

I just installed the 2025 versions of Adobe InDesign, InCopy, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Their splash screens show a new typeface that looks to me like Monotype Ringo. Can you identify the name of this typeface? (I suppose we should ignore the stylized letter A in the name Adobe.)

I used some "blackletter/gothic" font to make a logo for my baseball team, and forgot to note the name of the font I used hahah I can't even recall the site I found It, Hope someone knows

Thanks Kevin. The "Baby Shower" font was the most important. Much appreciated.

Baby Shower is set in Backstay The closest I can find for January 7th 2023 is Paper Flowers

thanks it is the pro black weight https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/emily-lime-design/carolyna

Looks like Carolyna.

im making the seating charts for my wedding and I'm trying to match the table numbers that we bought.

I am looking to find both of the fonts used for this book cover template advertised on Etsy. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1372260078/21-pitch-journal-template-cinch-laser

The Extra Bold style looks like an exact match to me. Gosh, even more obscure than I suspected, but that explains a lot. Thanks so much for your help, Kevin - I never would have worked that out. Just in case anyone finds this thread in the future and needs something fairly similar, Arista Pro Alternate might be worth a look.

I believe this is Chicago. More information here. Unfortunately, no full digitization seems to exist.

Wow MissNobody! Thats amazing! Thanks soooo much for this I think you have found it! ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

It's hard to be sure with this quality, but it looks like Isonorm (skewed). Here is how it looks made "italic" (still not skewed enough):

Hi there. Can anyone help me identify this font? I need it for an 80s project i'm doing. I can't find a better resolution image than this - anyone? Thanks!

Looks like font made for MLS by F37® Foundry.

Hello! I'm trying to find this font that I found from two sources: A Redbubble design and an edited vintage old tv type screenshot from Pinterest. I'll attach both. I can't find this anywhere else besides these two images, but if you could help me find the Font that would make my whole week! Thank you in advance. Redbubble link: https://www.redbubble.com/i/sticker/Ride-me-by-aesthetic-exe/43865073.EJUG5 Pinterest Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/44543483810688785/

Looking to match the name and number font used for the New York Football Club 2024 Jersey - specifically the away kit. I believe the MLS logo is an add on to a stock font.

Any chance anybody recognises this typeface, presumably created in the late 70s? Some interesting inconsistencies (eg. the lower case u and the differently shaped highlights in the bubble/balloon style). I get the impression it's no longer available, as this was used extensively during the original run, but doesn't appear on any recent official/licenced products, even the logo of the charity. Apologies for the image quality (all photos from eBay, etc.). Any ideas would be much appreciated.