Typophile

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Paralucent Regular by Rian Hughes

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Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope.

I will post another view this evening. Sadly, I do not have the mystery face at my disposal right now.

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Bodega serif

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Presence

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> Bodega serif

Nope. But an interesting guess.

>Presence

And nope.

Hint: 1970's

New sample coming soon.

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1970's? But that doesn't look anything like the X in STYX's logo!

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It's not the X in Roxy Music for that matter, Chesh. Or even the in one in the Climax Blues Band.

Here you go...

Tongue and groove.

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1970's.....

Praxis - 1977 - Gerard Unger?

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[edit: doh! too late]

Nice, David.

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Bingo David. I should have offered another hint rather than post the sample, eh? Was it the soft corners that gave it away?

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honest, no. i posted my answer before i saw your sample.


"1970's" - gave it away

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==t=2

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no.

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Filosophia. Screenshot. Enlarged. Resampled. Gausian Blur 3 Pixels. Of course!
Bauer Bodoni. Screenshot. Enlarged. Resampled. Gausian Blur 4 Pixels. Yes?

:-)

I'd think a crispy sample is in order, unless that's a hinted hint.

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There must be something wrong with my eyes this morning. That sample is moving

And speaking of band names from the seventies... Outpost Swede !!!

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no. no. no. no. no. no. no.

...unless that's a hinted hint." - yes

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And another odd thing is, the �TransCal 50s script� thread - which hasn't had a new post since the 19th of October - is now at the top of the list.

Things that make you go hmmm...

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ok. here you are.......id///new

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[d-post]

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Is this the same typeface, or a new challenge?
Or a different typeface from the same family?

I'd guess Peignot...

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>Is this the same typeface, or a new challenge?

Indeed it appears that once this poor typeface got its life in focus, all of its serifs fell off.

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a new challenge...

....and no, no.

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Radiant Bold Condensed?

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no.

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==2

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[d-post.sorry]

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The cap W from Letraset's Carlton, perhaps?

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Yes?

Letraset Carlton cap W

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yes :-)

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I'm curious, David, about your previous challenge.
What typeface was that?

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Very elegantly won, Grant.

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"what typeface was that?" --

paganini light, 1928, Butti & Bertieri.

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>Very elegantly won, Grant.

Ah, 'twas nothing. Thank you.

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And right back to the action... here's another one to chew on, kids.

ubiquitose

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poetica - chancery/swash?

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[d-post]

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Nope, not Poetica.

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bordeaux?

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oooppsss

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again....ooppsss. t-post. sorrry.

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No3 !

:-)

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inverted question?

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No sir. Part of the standard 26 lowercase characters.

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Italic y?

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>Italic y?

You�re getting warmer.

Same character, same point size, another view.

Bounder

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Looks like some weird typeface... :-)

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Just to clarify, by �same typeface� I meant the same as my first example - not same as �italic y�.

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Looks like a lowercase 'i'.

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Nope. Not an �i� either.

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The bits are rotated, yes? I'm thinking they're parts of a lowercase x.

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>The bits are rotated, yes?

Actually, they aren't rotated at all.

Another view, perhaps?

Thuyer

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