franzlt10 April 2006 · 03:09Hi, I need to identify this italic type. Thanks! ‹ (x) IKEA serif face - New Century Schoolbook (custom version) {Geoff} (x) 3 mobile company corporate faces - Verona, Modena {Alexey} ›
raph10 April 2006 · 03:58It’s Hershey-Plain-Triplex-Italic, a primitive stroke font designed for pen plotters.
Hrant H Papazian10 April 2006 · 07:49Emigre makes chocolate too? BTW, I don’t know if I’d call it primitive. You can see at least two sophisticated features: the extra-slanted pothook of the “h”, and the pulled-in top curve in the “g”. hhp
Bald Condensed10 April 2006 · 09:30> You can see at least two sophisticated features: the extra-slanted pothook of the “h”, and the pulled-in top curve in the “g”. And don’t forget those delicate and very rare block terminals. :^P