hi! someone can identify this font? thanx in advance
Typophile
black sabbath
Reminds me of De Vinne and Bernase Roman but /R looks off for both of them...
It is "ArtistampMedium" by Harold Lohner
fantastic!!!! great! thanx so much!
Good call, Bob! Didn't know this rough interpretation of De Vinne/Bernase Roman by Harold Lohner. To remember! Thanks.
That's it Bob! The rubber stamps Harold Lohner used for Artistamp Medium
http://www.identifont.com/similar?KHJ
look like they were based on a condensed version of the circa 1900 De Vinne design, with the R and Q edited to be less floppy.
For a digital variation of condensed De Vinne with smooth letters see Hawthorne:
http://www.identifont.com/similar?6EF
A regular width version of DeVinne was recently digitized by Jeff Levine as Publication: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/jnlevine/publication/
Also De Vinne from wooden type fonts:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/woodentypefonts/de-vinne/
For a rubber stamp treatment of the wider width of De Vinne see Harold Lohner's Hand Stamped JNL:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/jnlevine/hand-stamped/
The De Vinne typeface has been discussed many times before at typophile, most recently at:
http://typophile.com/node/104584
Don
Just a note that De Vinne had an alternate ‘R’ without a descending leg. Here are both forms in the 1923 ATF catalog:
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Thanks Stephen, for the comment on the DeVinne alternate straight R leg in ATF 1923. I own a copy of the book and on checking, I found that you are indeed correct. Never noticed before. As Stan says in South Park, I learned something today.
Don