Member spe… Posted July 12, 2019 Share Posted July 12, 2019 This is a Coca-Cola Aisle Marker Sign used to steer customers to Coke products in a grocery store. This sign is probably from the 1940s-1950s. I want to replicate the white circles with numbers as those are missing from my 2 signs. Can someone identify this font for me? Looks three dimensional with 5 steps up to the lighter green center line. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Lauren Link to comment
Solution Member Ric… Posted July 13, 2019 Solution Share Posted July 13, 2019 Not a typeface: That said, an approximation could be Doriss Girls (spelling “2 1Il|): download at MyFonts download at MyFonts Or Trade Gothic Display (spelling “2i”), but you would need to add the lighter inline: download at MyFonts For better accuracy, barring drawing it from scratch, it could probably be better starting with a suitable (in terms of width and weight) solid or inline sans serif with a comparable construction of |2| (using |I| or |l| for |1|) and adding the bevelling with your graphics program of choice. Jeff Levine, to make just one example, seems to offer several of this kind of sign-painting-inspired designs. Link to comment
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