What the font?!
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- 3point141590
If I had to use the font, I would commit suicide.
- cashface0
It looks like a hand-drawn futura
- Gifto0
- Interstae looks much better than the font used in the poster, good pick!3point14159
- I would go for Gotham though, it's better than the poster and this.Gifto
- Hang on, doesn't this poster pre date both Interstate and Gotham??uncle_helv
- hallelujah0
not a font
- what is it then?3point14159
- letteringhallelujah
- letrasetJnr_Madison
- a message from the futurehallelujah
- A typeface..Neuarmy
- A transmitter to God.Gifto
- Maybe... LETRASET rub-down transfers?3point14159
- I dont think Letraset was making rubdowns in 1915Josev
- Ranger0
It's not actually a very attractive font is it. And a shit poster to boot.
- Jimbo820
I'm not saying it's a great poster, I'm having an argument with a client!
- ukit0
Isn't Interstate based on an older highway signage font?
- uncle_helv0
I would say it's hand drawn, based on the J, and doesn't this poster pre date both Interstate and Gotham?!
- As fonts suggested!uncle_helv
- Yeah, just trying to steer away from the hellishness that is that poster!Gifto
- Gifto0
I doubt he's going to want to draw it by hand though, these could be used as an alternative.
- jaylarson0
There are two fonts here. The headline, which closely resembles Trade Gothic Bold;, and the tagline, well, no clue.
- Josev0
That poster is from 1915. The type was hand drawn.
What was the argument with your client about?
- hallelujah0
NOT A FONT
- johndiggity0
if you are looking for a turn of the century english grotesque these will get you close:
vonness
mt grotesque
http://www.fontshop.com/fonts/do…scout
- the poster was obviously hand lettered by a sign painter. these fonts are of, or inspired by, the type of the period.johndiggity