Typophile

Copperplate without serifs identification needed.

typophile

Hello, I'm looking for the font in this image: http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/2565/038dhj.jpg in which the text "WATER FUEL CELL" and "WATER POWERED CAR" is written. It is a Copperplate-like font, but without the serifs.

Things that could help identify the correct font:
- The right stroke of the W and the left stroke of the A are parrallel.
- The middle stroke of the E is clearly shorter than the top and bottom one.
- The horizontal stroke of the A is rather low.
- The letters are quite wide, just like the Copperplate font.
I'd really like to see these three things in the font, since they are so distinctive.

I tried the Sans-Copperplate Gothic font, but it's too narrow and the corners of the letters look "damaged". If there would be a bold version of this font with sharp corners, that would be the perfect one. Any ideas?

all about seb

There is always ITC Blair & Engravers Gothic

gandalf (not verified)

Yeah, looked at those two too, but the problem with both of these fonts is that the lines of the W and the A are not parallel when put next to each other :-(.

Atwe

Maybe Zeppelin or Adrianna would fit the bill.

gandalf (not verified)

Atwe, the Adrianna font comes very close. I think I go with that one. Thanks a lot!

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