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Can you please help me to identify the font used in this attached picture? Thank you very much in advance!
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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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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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Narrow as in condensed? or just not as wide than some other sans serif typfaces?
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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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