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Hi everyone, I'd like to ask for some advice on ideas for a nice narrow san-serif font for headers (top of book page) that would compliment a Dolly body text (see image below), and would work well for a casual/fun/conversational book. Thanks in advance! Alan

The one I'm looking for is the text of "Scarface" if anyone knows what it is or something similar I would appreciate it :)

The most similar font I find is Freundschafts-Antiqua http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-53930.html

I found one big pic, uppercase

I wanna identify that font of this book, published by Galaxia Editorial in 1965 in Galicia. Thanks

Amazing, Ralf!

Probably Antigua Mercedes, the Spanish version of Tages-Antiqua.

I wanna know if that font (I attached 2 jpgs of this: one —the title of the book— in uppercase and one —the body text– in lowercase. The book was published by Galaxia Editorial, in Galicia in 1959. Investigating (for my previous case, thanks) in Jakob Erbar, I find Candida font. It's similar but it's not her. Thanks

Thanks a lot to both!!! wow! great! Investigating in Jakob Erbar, I think I could aproximate the solution of my next question. I open a new case now… (sorry for my terrible english)

Oh, right! Erbar! Letterpress sample:

Erbar Condensed Bold seems a better match, but to Ralph's point the digital versions currently available are not quite a match to your sample.

Two different pages of this book, called «O león e o paxaro rebelde», of Bernardino Graña. Thanks a lot

Should indeed be Kabel, just the narrow letterpress version, which might not match the digital versions and also can look different in different sizes. P.S. Naming the book might help.

If you register for a free trial of their membership plan, you can effectively get it for free if you cancel your trial before the trial period ends. We do however in general encourage paying for fonts (especially if it is for commercial use) as they are someone's intellectual property and that somebody needs to put food on the table as much as anybody (aka "it's the right thing to do"). Orbitron has some of the same vibe to it.

The book was published in 1968 in Galicia by Galaxia Editorial. The font looks similar to Kabel Condensed, but it's not. Thanks

Thank you. Would you happen to know a font like that one which is free to you as you please for anything ?

https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/andtioh/ With the zero used as O.

Great guys! Thank you so much. It looks like it's a match

Berthold was acquired by Monotype, so naturally that version is no longer available digitally (except for pirated downloads). Here's a visual:

The second book cover title/author's name is set in Cera Pro Bold (with lighter weights used for the secondary type). Both Brandon and Cera would be classified as geometric sans serif typefaces.

The first book cover is set in Brandon Grotesque Bold (with lighter weights used for the subtitle and author's name).

Perhaps Times BQ, Berthold's version of Times? Here's a discussion of Times vs Times New Roman.

Hi - I keep seeing a certain font on book covers. It's a bold, caps, very simple, sans serif font with round 'O's and it seems to have different weights. Any ideas what it is? Or is there a standard font that you like to use like this? Any advice appreciated. Thanks!

Confirming that this is custom calligraphy.