second post for today ... it's definitely typo-day ...
This 'Serif-Stencil' type used by Peter Saville is really nice.
I guess its custom drawn from a stencil typeface (from which typeface?), or custom-drawn alltogether.
Any hints?

Perhaps Decoder by Gerard Unger for FUSE - if it's what's used for his name on the site. I'll look it up when I get into the office.
Maybe a thin plastic template was used, but not necessarily with all the bits filled in.
http://www.dickblick.com/categories/letteringstencils/
http://www.save-on-crafts.com/shapletemtem.html
http://www.bhgscrapbooksetc.com/supplies/classic_templates.htm
Dear Phillipe,
This is no typeface! It is lettering! Lettering by the incomparable Paul Barnes. Or maybe it is one of Barnes as yet unreleased typefaces. I can't recall what he told me about this piece. In any case, I am looking forward to his presentation at ATypI. I spoke with him last week and he is very eager to discuss his work on The Guardian. I wanted to hear more but he had to dash off to an Aston-Villa match.
Unger? No way. Though Good Gerard certainly would have an entertaining story or two to tell.
Sincerely,
Randolph T. Burke
Dear Stephen,
I am certain that this is the work of Barnes. He is the lettering source for Saville. I just spoke with Barnes about this matter and he confirmed his hand in this matter. I tried to cajole him into posting in this forum, but he is too excited about his ATypI presentation. He said that he had done it for an art magazine and was not aware of Unger’s work until afterwards. He said he made a serif version then cut the serifs off.
Sincerely,
Randolph T. Burke
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