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Hi everyone, if anyone of you could identify this font.

thanks a lots.font image

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We've had this before. Maybe this time we'll have more luck.

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I'm not sure what this is, but it has definitely been widened. Here is approximately what the font in question actually looks like:

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Maybe somebody else here can recognize it from this.

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I think it looks like Compacta with a modified S, G and probably the N. One reason I picked it, is that the C has the same longer lower 'chin', rather than being symmetrical. I know the poster for the thread James mentioned said it was NOT Compacta, but I think that was based on the mismatch of the modified letters.

Sure there may be a newer font out there, but other than House Gothic 23, I can't think of anything this close.

My vote is customized Compacta.

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My vote goes to Binderstile Bold, which seems to be a perfect match down to the ink traps. The only digital version I'm aware of (I have it) is Brendel Informatik's Report Bold, but my link yields only a crappy image of it I'm afraid. Perhaps someone with a better catalog representation of Bindertile Bold than the Solotype Catalog offers can confirm (or reject) the ID.

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I'll second that. I checked some old type catalogs, and it matches Binderstile Bold.

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Thanks Mark x2. I never would have made the connection staring at the original stretched image.

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Incidentally, I don't think this is the same font used on the Spice Girls CD referred to above.

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