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Which city?

First post, any help much appreciated. Looking for the name of the font in the photo or something very similar. Thank you Andrew

I agree Kevin, that is a very close match. Thanks.

If I were a betting man, I'd bet that Chap was the basis of the wordmark—the R, O, and Y (if you artificially condense them) are quite close, and the O even has the angled counter.

For something off the shelf with a similar vibe, try Hildegard.

Thanks Kevin, appreciate your help with this. I did think that. Just trying to get a closer match on the basic font.

Sorry, but it appears to be custom (not finding a match). Chap could be edited to match.

ROOM is set in Retro v2 Light. I've had no luck IDing “stell”—it may be hand lettered.

Thank you so much for your help! 😉

Nobody’s gonna arrest you if you go with Helvetica on that one, trust me.

Looks like Messy Smiling Cactus.

This number was attached to my car a few years ago. Now it's time to put a new number on it. Unfortunately, I no longer know which font it is and would therefore like your help to find out. Thank you

Can you please help me to identify the font used in this attached picture? Thank you very much in advance!

Yes, Ralf. These pics are from another book but the same series of the same editorial.

Any chance to see the lowercase characters in a good resolution?

Or Steelfish.

Alternate Gothic No. 2

Thank you very much!!!!!

Thank you, it looks similar but it's not

Neither of those fonts strikes me as being especially narrow. The first, however, to me looks like the letters are crammed in too close together for easy reading. I rather like the second choice, and it seems to balance well with the visual weight of the body text.

My original post might be a bit vague, so here are a few examples of the kind of font that I have in mind (coolvetica top, bloomsburg bottom).

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I mean narrow in the sense that you can fit more words into the header. An example would be Interstate.

Maybe Saira Extra Condensed licensed under SIL Open Font license