Tough one, I fear. Looking to conclusively identify the attached sans. Seen it used in *tons* of mid-century advertising – some notable features include:

• two-story a
• straight-sided M
• one-stroke 1
• no-tail t
• angle-cut C

Has some similarities to Metro, Futura, Spartan, Universe, Intervogue, Kabel, Twentieth Century, etc. — but they're not exact matches. I'd love help identifying the real foundry typeface (even if not digitized) and of course a very close modern digitization if one exists.

 

Thanks in advance, hive mind!

Where is the scan from? 

A concert handbill from NYC in 1954.

Solved on fontid.co.