Have discovered it was used on a banner in 1920.
Have discovered it was used on a banner in 1920.
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Have discovered it was used on a banner in 1920.
Looks nothing like it. Sorry.
Might be hand drawn -- the /O aren't identical.
No digital equivalent for this variation of Concave Tuscan. Many but not all had spurs. For example:
almost none are are digitized. Not really close, but part of the concave family
Don
1920 on fabric. Perhaps printed with wood-block letters.
Might be worth checking Hamilton/Page.
Don
Though obviously not the same, it is certainly similar to Adobe's Juniper (if one was looking for a similar modern representation).
EDITED:
Yes, Juniper is a descendant of the concave family. As close as any of the digital fonts mentioned so far. Link https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/juniper/
Don
Arched Gothic Condensed Sg might work pretty well as digital alternative. There's also Show but you'd have to fill all perforations contrasting and condensing it more.
Arched Gothic Condensed SG a direct descendant of the 19th century concave that was the basis these letters. For people who like to tinker with fonts to make a match, it's the best candidate so far.
Don
Captured from web.archive.org on 17 Apr 2015. view this capture
Concave Tuscan.
Don