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So far, a friend of mine found Typo Upright http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/typo-upright/ which is close and could do the trick, but i'm not giving up to find the "right" one ! All i need to get is the numbers 2 5 6 8 9 !

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Typo Upright/Linoscript/French Script although the V is off. The sans is Gill Sans.

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Hi koeiekat, that isn't a "&", that's indeed the capital E of the Typo Upright font. :)

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Well...SEACH FOR FONTS??? it could happen to anyone, but this is FONTS.COM - they should be very carefully about the typos :) [img]http://www.yceml.net/0013/10657805-1.gif[/img]

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howdy, anyone could help? Im looking 4 the font of the U.S. Army recruiting Poster "I WANT YOU"[/b:8fdaaf2886] 1917 from James Montgomery Flagg [/u:8fdaaf2886] (e.g. see: http://home.nycap.rr.com/content/us_poster_l.jpg) who knows the name or the place where I can download this typo? thx a lot.....

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Sign Painter House Upright. Scroll to the bottom to see it.

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Alex, I forwarded you the old email-confirmation of my account. By the way. the confirmation e-mail of the new forum has the address alex { a t } abstarctfonts dot com. Maybe you want to change this typo. Or is this on purpose?

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:) I found one person who made a remark that makes sense in regard to your question. Brian Maloney, a member of the TypeClub of Toronto. He probably knows a lot more about the subject than what he wrote here: ... I never really considered Civilité as a gebrochene Schriften variation. It’s too fluid for the pen to leave the page. I’ve always thought of it as a French variation on the Italian chancery of the 16th cent., albeit pointier. ... The Civilité has the right pen form, but is much more cursive in style than the gebrochene Schriften. And it’s o doesn’t follow suit. It’s a 16th cent. letterform, not a 10th-15th. From there it evolved independently of the English roundhand or copperplate scripts into the Gando or French Ronde styles of the 17th cent. like Typo-Upright. ... Scroll down to mar 5, 2010 or search for ronde or civilité. Or, get stuck like me and read the whole thing. It'll keep you off the streets and out of the bar for a while.

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and this doesn't look like anything familiar to me, sorry. Too upright to be a real script, maybe someone back-slanted the original typeface...which makes it hard for recognition.

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Sorry, Gary, no luck today. Nor this italic look nor in an upright version. But it has only 9 letters with only 6 basic geomatrical shapes so is quicker to redraw than to keep searching. Slant angle is 22º.

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