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The book is called, "Brazilian Digital Sources from 1989 to 2001" ("Fontes Digitais Brasileiras de 1989 a 2001"), published by Rosário with ADG Brasil.

Don’t mention it. If you like the overall style, you could always go inspiration shopping for “art nouveau” typefaces. The elegant, dynamic, organic flow inspired by forms found in nature is very typical for the style. Things being hand made as well, ironically. I see why you were inclined to investigate the specimen in the first place.

Unbelievable ..... I think you are spot on. Thanks for your help. Very much appreciated

Cheers for that. Certainly the closest I seen so far. Though you are right, The R dosen't quite match and it might be a little too wide but, as I say, not perfect but best match so far.

You are right, thanks a lot!!!

Comments from the experts in Dutch typographic traditions are kindly requested in https://github.com/josephwright/csquotes/issues/71 . Everyone else is kindly asked to ignore this topic.

Fantastic - thank you both for your efforts!

Fantastic ! That was exactly it. It fits perfectly over my template (except for the new slightly improved kerning, of course) (… which doesn't make that design any nicer). And just when I was beginning to accept defeat, too. Thank you very much, Kevin ! P.S. : Unfortunately, I could only mark one answer as the solution (and Bjørn was first), but yours is certainly as deserving as his.

I suspect all of it is hand-lettered, but Little Micro Sans Bold could be artificially compressed to get you close.

COLLECTION is too small and doesn't contain enough distinctive letters (e.g., S, G, M) to definitively pin down, but Brandon Text comes close, as does Noir Standard.

And for the other type nerds out there who are curious about the script face, it is Albret.

The majority of the lowercase and the F appears to be based on Berthold Bodoni, but the C is more Baskerville and the s is more Walbaum. Definitely a custom logotype, but with this one referencing so many sources it is really a Frankenlogo.

Bummer! Thank you so much for the identification though, super helpful. 🙂

Looks like Indiana Signature.

It is, indeed, rather close. Thank you.

Thank you, I had found that also. It is close, but not quite this. If they want a text change in the future, this may have to be the solution.

St Johns Wood Load? Isn't this very, very close to Helvetica Bold?

Not a match, but with a similar kind of charm: https://millefolium.ink/sidenote-font/

I wholeheartedly support the message and the sentiment behind this, but for the love of all that is good in this world, don’t finish that and go window shopping for a beautiful cover up motif instead. Also, I can’t imagine that this is actually a font, but there are an abundance of almost equally horrendous typefaces to be found over at DaFont. I wish for your partner’s mom to have a short and successful battle with this awful disease. ❤️

@MissNobody@Ralf HerrmannMay I ask what search programs you are using to find these types of fonts? The usual AI (whatfontis and what the font are failing me). Thank you in advance.

Captain Nelson is actually pretty cool, but it doesn’t have the charming swoosh on the leg of the R though.

downloaded the pdf, the link was posted

Very nice suggestion. Thank you very much!

Euclid Flex seems to be used for the last line, with the ampersand from stylistic set 12. With a bit of customization (the G), Euclid Flex Semibold is very close for GREAT as well. Euclid is used on their web site.