I have this font called Caslon V Superfine but I'd like to find out where it comes from originally and when I google it, there are no hits. I have a client who wants to buy the font but I literally can't find it anywhere on the internet!!! Where does Caslon superfine come from?
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Looks like a Caslon 540 with a negative stroke to me.
If you open the font in fontlab you might be able to find the details of the author and foundry.
Is this close?
http://www.linotype.com/396606/SGNewCaslonSBStdRoman-ot-cff-std-font.htm...
Yea but its literally a font family in a package called "CaslonV" There is CaslonVthin CaslonVitalic.... but it is nowhere to be found on the internet...
see post below!
Hey,
I can answer this, if it hasn't already been solved?
Caslon V was commissioned in 2003 by Fabien Baron, as a headline typeface for Vogue Paris (Hence the "V"). To my knowledge, it's not available to licence or buy.
/T
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