thanks!
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thanks!
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I have been unable to find any italic face with this kind of 'z', which drives me to consider if the 'z' is transplanted from a script face. For example, the 'z' from Edwardian Script seems quite close.
Then, I think, the quest is which italic matches the rest of these letters. One candidate I think might be Caslon 540 italic. You would need to tweak the i and remove the b serif, and then I think it would be hard to distinguish from your sample.
This is admittedly a compromize approach, but it might meet your criteria "its got to be a match, or so close as to be almost indistinguishable from the original". Side-by-side comparison is usually too strict a criteria, I think. Look at one and then the other, and see if you think the appearance seems the same.
- Mike Yanega
Looks a bit like the Cartier logo.
Captured from commoncrawl.org on 26 Apr 2015. original URL