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Of course, even if we can name this font from the fifties. there may not be a digital version here in the oughties.
;-)

(I'm looking.)

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BTW, 'Font from the Fifties' was alliterative license. We all know 'font' meant something else in those days.

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Topic Bold, a.k.a. Steile Futura, is the closest I can find (most typefaces weren't this squared), and the C isn't as closed as your sample.

This typeface dates from 1953-55

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M�tropolice by David Poullard has some of the same features but still not as square as this one.
I haven't been able to find M�tropolice for sale anywhere though. For now I'll have to settle with that tiny Gif image on that french page. It's sad.

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Chank's Kraftwerk is close too.
In the same room take also a look at Liquorstore (bolder) and Nicotine (with a diferent R).

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Chank's "Liquorstore" has some same features, but it's heavier and a bit different.

http://www.chank.com/font_detail.php?sku=5123

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Reminds me of my Milwaukee font - http://www.fontdiner.com

Part of the Brown Bag Font Set . . .

Stuart :D

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