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Yes, Ralf. These pics are from another book but the same series of the same editorial.
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Any chance to see the lowercase characters in a good resolution? - Yesterday
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Or Steelfish.
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Alternate Gothic No. 2
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Looking for the typeface used by a 2000s drift team called PRIDE
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Thank you, it looks similar but it's not
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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.
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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).
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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.
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Maybe Saira Extra Condensed licensed under SIL Open Font license
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That looks like a nice, classic body typeface. I don't suppose you'd want to pair it up with Copperplate? How about Alternate Gothic? https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/atf-alternate-gothic Helvetica Narrow? https://fontsgeek.com/fonts/Helvetica--Narrow
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Bertham Regular? https://www.myfonts.com/products/regular-bertham-pro-345428?queryId=undefined&index=universal_search_data&objectIDs=5824160000 -
Narrow as in condensed? or just not as wide than some other sans serif typfaces?
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A distorted version of a Diddl mouse font clone like this one: https://www.dafont.com/de/branching-mouse.font?text=PRIDE
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As the title suggests I an looking for þhe name of the typeface used by a drift team called PRIDE
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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
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The one I'm looking for is the text of "Scarface" if anyone knows what it is or something similar I would appreciate it :)
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The most similar font I find is Freundschafts-Antiqua http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-53930.html
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I found one big pic, uppercase
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I wanna identify that font of this book, published by Galaxia Editorial in 1965 in Galicia. Thanks
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Amazing, Ralf!
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Probably Antigua Mercedes, the Spanish version of Tages-Antiqua.
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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
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