Typophile

(x) multiple type identification - various {gang}

typopo_80

Does anyone familar with any of those typefaces? Thank you!!

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3 and 6 is Isonorm, 5 is FF Meta.

2. Klavika?

1 looks like some sort of Helvetica - Helvetica Neue 35 Thin I think.

I wonder what a sytem is?

Helvetica 35 Thin

And number 1 is missing the second “s” in the word “system”...

Helvetica Light?

2. is indeed Klavika.

WHOOPS! That’s hilarious. I just saw a book called Setting Your Elgant Table. Maybe they have a sytem for that.

> And number 1 is missing the second “s” in the word “system”…

…and crap kerning. An attractive specimen all round.

Hilarious. #4 is my own photo, which I captioned specifically with the font ID on Flickr. Vista Sans. Still confused about your methods, typo. Why not use bookmarks or del.icio.us rather than downloading images and loosing all their info?

I think he/she is taking the p*ss a tad.

http://typophile.com/node/31201

http://typophile.com/node/31215

Thanks all:)
Stephen: I surf around made screenshots of ineresting typefaces and lost info where I got them from. I’ll do that what you just recommended.

Typopo, do you TRY to ID them yourself before coming here? See the FAQ - “Where can I do my own research?”

It’s kind of a lot of work (altho we do enjoy it) just to satisfy your curiosity.

I did research using some website, but I couldnt figure it out:( that’s why I’m here..I know its an easy way out but I really do appreciate for the people who help me learn more:(

Typopo, do you TRY to ID them yourself before coming here? See the FAQ - “Where can I do my own research?”

Stephen, see my answer under typopo’s other post.

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