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Posted by Benji Mcentire (Member # 2442) on :
 
I would like to lean on the experts here to see who can ID this font, as you see the sample I have is so poor its almost to hard to digitize.
I might be able to do it, but then again, it would be great if I had the font. Please help

TIA
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Posted by VICTORGEORGIOU (Member # 474) on :
 
Just a guess - I would look at Cooper Black first. Vic G
 
Posted by George Perkins (Member # 156) on :
 
Looks hand drawn to me, Cooper has dog bone serifs on the center stokes of the "E"s
 
Posted by ScooterX (Member # 2023) on :
 
The middle bar on the E and the way the cross bar on the H hangs over are both uncommon. The font reminds me of something by Benguiat, and also of a letter face I saw in the "Solo Type Catalog" (by Dan X. Solo, Dover Press), but i can't find my coppy of it right now. I suspect it was hand-drawn.

You could probably recreate it by starting with Century Schoolbook or Belwe, and then modify from there.
 
Posted by Ken Henry (Member # 598) on :
 
Hi Benji. My best guess is that it's Windsor Bold. There have been some modifications done to the individual letters before the distortion was applied. I think if you start with Windsor bold, you won't have too much work to do before you get it looking like the sample that you've posted.
 
Posted by Benji Mcentire (Member # 2442) on :
 
although this is not as good as I want it to be , time being this will have to work,

I used Souviner, Windsor, Bewle

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Posted by Neil D. Butler (Member # 661) on :
 
Similar to pretorian, in a Cooper, Windsor type of way.
 


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