Hi there
Anyone recognise this?
Thanks for your help, Motuchop.

Some letters are very similar to ITC Mendoza. The ’R’ isn’t. Maybe someone tinkered around with Mendoza.
Hey, I’m using Explorer.
Does anyone still use Explorer anymore? (Sorry, Bill - well, it did get rid of the other one, what’s it called?)
On Mac, I use Firefox, but Safari is pretty good too. Just is incompatible with some web sites (sorry, Steve - Apple will just have to buy ’em, to rewrite ’em, you know).
Florian,
I don’t think it looks like Mendoza at all.
Look at the capital M, which in Mendoza has less of an angle from its base to its top, while in the sample it is much closer to a 90 degree angle. I doubt if this occurs more in Mendoza’s bolder weight than in the MAN RAY sample above.
Look at the very top of the capital A in Mendoza, which has a distictive cut out, which is missing in the bland MAN RAY sample.
These are two strong supporting proofs that the MAN RAY sample is not set in Mendoza.
But thank you for turning me onto Mendoza, which has some nice design attributes.
Also reminds me of Dolly.
Tempera Biblio by Nikola Djurek is quite similar, but the serifs are slightly wider and the top of the A is not the same as the sample. Would they have customized a font for something like this?
- Mike Yanega
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