Font Identification Request: Not resolved

Anyone knows what is this font? Looks like Arial rounded, but I can't find it.


I have one very similar is call Geometry 231 Lt.Bt you might want to try looking in that font's family group. The 231 es almos identical but exactly the same look the example


Hi,

Geometric 231 is Kabel (Rudolf Koch).

Kabel is the german word for cable.

http://www.identifont.com/list?2+Kabel+1+O3+329+1ZA+239+N33+56+272+0+6F6+0+N1Y+0+N5C+0

ITC-Kabel has a much bigger x-height. For

further informations see the link and try:

http://moorstation.org/Koch_Memorial/index.htm

Its german, but just look at the pictures ...

But the shown typeface is neither rounded

nor any kind of Kabel or other 1920 german

grotesk (gothic) typeface. But the typeface

is very close to helvetica with a little

bit of other influenzen (Barmeno and/or

Kabel?). But its not close to Arial, see

the angle of cutting the letters. (sorry

for may bad english)

Bye Bye


Thank you both, but it doesn't seem to be the font i'm looking for. The characters seem to be shorter.


Hello,

you have to look for a crippled Helvetica, not

for a rounded Arial. Or you can cripple a

vektorized Helvetica by your own if you need

only a few letters.

ByeBye


Apart from the s and o the sample has little to nothing to do with helvetica or arial.

What makes this one unique is the extremely large x-height and the semi-rounded top of the stems.

To find one like this I would have to dig through the whole lot which will take - alas - too much time. Yet, if I stumble upon it I'll let you know.


Hi,

Air Berlin use a typeface that looks

similar. I just noticed it today and

found a posting in a german fontblog:

http://www.fontblog.de/neues-corporate-design-bei-air-berlin

Have a look at the diverent typefaces of

the chalet family from house industries:

http://www.houseind.com/fonts/chalet

look at the 1970s, notice the wrong s and

look at the 1960s for the right s. It might

be a starting point.

Btw: Someone else noticed the similarity

to Helvetica too. The 1960s style tend a

little bit to Helvetica.

Bye Bye


Still no match but it has some of the characteristics like the semi-rounded top: Foco Bold (Designed by Fabio Ruiz Haag, Foco Design).


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