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Any clues?

MandR

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The high-waisted R and low-waister A remind me of Venus, but the showing of the extra bold extended weight in one of my older type sample books omits the R and S, so I can't compare them to this sample.

Akzidenz Grotesk Bold Extended will get you close, although it's not as heavy as your sample.

http://www.philsfonts.com/zzz_detail.html?sku=BQ90038007P1

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cheers! thanks Marc

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Nicely played, Mr. Peters!

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Check out this JPEG of a project I did ages ago:



As far as I can remember that font was not called Bigford.. And I think it looks too clean compared to the somewhat rough looking sample(s) anyway.. I'll try to find the PSD tomorrow.

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I was able to get the Ludlow's Annonce Grotesque around march of the last year, and no longer available Yves :-(

Franz, maybe you used Reservoir, a very "rough" version of Annonce.

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Yes, that's the one! And it's a freebie like I seemed to remember. I believe the original sample is set in Reservoir as well.

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[my first double post, whee]

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Thanks! and it's for free - u da greatest!

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