I’m sure I have this in my old Letraset catalogue (at work;( )

The name Marvin springs to mind.

Richard

’Acadian’ and ’Edison’ may be alternates
( Or even ’Kilkenny’, by fellow Typophile Paul Hunt )

Dav

Thanks for both responses, Acadian is indeed pretty similar. I looked through a newer Letraset catalogue and didn’t see anything similar, or Marvin; Richard, if you happen to be at work next to the catalogue and think of this post, I’d love to hear.

( Or even ‘Kilkenny’, by fellow Typophile Paul Hunt )

You bastard!

I’ve got an old Letraset catalogue. Richard was close. It’s “Manuscript Caps” - located directly above “Marvin” :) The ’S’ has been modified / is an alternate not in my book.

- Lex

Hi Lex, just in the process posting this image

I remembered where else I had seen it, on the (original UK) cover of Black Sabbath’s eponymous first album in 1970, complete with alternate S

Richard

’Spire’, I dont quite get your ’You bastard!’ remark
Do you dare to explain ? Thanks

Dav

Dav:

It was a reference to a recurring joke on the animated TV show South Park.

There is a character named Kenny who often gets killed in a humorous and grisly manner (only to be resurrected without explanation in the next episode). Whenever Kenny is killed, the following dialogue ensues between his friends:

Stan: Oh my God! You killed Kenny!
Kyle: You bastard!

Sorry about that.

Edward

Noo, I am sorry, I get it now :)
’Kill Kenny’, Aarrgghh, I didnt even think about that

Dav