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(x) ID help, cannot find this font anywhere... - Quadrex, Big Dog, Papyrus, Ballpark Script {Mike Y, Steven A, Florian}

Jumpman15

I have searched several sites trying to find the ID of the font on these jerseys. I'm pretty sure the numbers and the letters are the same font. Can anyone help me ID this font? Thanks in advance.

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The "Fight..." font is a horrible one called Papyrus. The collegeiate style one I'm not sure, but if you just google "collegiate font" you will come across many that are close: http://www.fontspace.com/category/college

Ya, I'm looking for the font that is used on the numbers. I couldn't 100% figure out if the font on the front of the jersey is the same as what is used for the #'s. The main thing I'm concerned with is the shadowing on the #'s, or 3D effect, that it has. I'm wondering if there is that particular font out there that is shadowed like that.

Knox and Shades are two good H&FJ versions:

http://www.typography.com/fonts/font_overview.php?productLineID=100014
http://www.typography.com/fonts/font_overview.php?productLineID=100023

Fonts are solid vector shapes, no opacity or anything, so that leads me to believe that the type for "CLEAVAGE CREW" is possibly done in Illustrator. It would be easy to do either way, so without finding the exact face there's no way of knowing.

The script name is Ballpark Script, from Letterhead Fonts. They might also have the 3D numbers, which are not the same as H&FJ Topaz. I'm checking their other fonts.

- Mike Yanega

I think the numbers might be Letterhead's Quadrex, which is a multipart font that lets you create the prismatic effect.

- Mike Yanega

The letters might be an electronically condensed Big Dog, also from Letterhead. For more prismatic typefaces, see this list.
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Hmm, when I looked earlier today both pictures were the same (I thought). Now I can see different images, and other fonts in use. My answers were relative to the "Cleavage Black" shirt, which was the only one I think I saw this morning.

- Mike Yanega

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