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 That's the famous GillSans. Commercial. But widely available on the web.
Mea culpa! That was a bit too quick. Sorry. This is not the Gill. On first sight it looks a lot like it but in reality it is very different, 'e' and 'b'. I'll keep looking.
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BrockScript, Fait par un inconnu - date stamp August 1996, has l lot in common with script fonts like Mea Culpa and Jacky O. But I have not seen a commercial version so I think it is OK to use it.
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I'm sorry I was a bit too quick here. No, not a Courier. I mean the Typewriter (the Monotype version to be exact).
Mea culpa. But Mission accomplished ...
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:oops: Mea Culpa and shame on me!
I presumed that Parsons Italic Light and Parsons Italic was the same type. Oops!
But then, they should have named it oblique. Anyway, Igot some of the Parsons Itacil around and are these sick! No space before a return? Half the character blanked out. Have Typograf look at the charactermap: instant coma.
Now, as the Parsons Italic is a swashy version of the Parsons Italic Light and the lowercase of the 'Light' matches the Shelly Andante perfectly the solution should be - and indeed is - simple: we need the swashy versions of the Shelly Andante, Sheer Beauty. Shelly Volante and Sheer Grace are the answer. All said about the differences towards the Parsons Italic Light is also valid here.
Hope this makes you happy.
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