Not Helv, not Nimbus and no Swiss
8 years ago
7 replies (7 years ago)
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Focusing on the G, very long O and soft of outward pointy A legs and very narrow 2, nevermind the text, do you know what font this is? Or if it is a font. Thanks.
8 years ago
Hello
Maybe will help:
https://www.ffonts.net/VI-Quan-Tu-Hoa.font?text=bangk+ok+2
Ciobanu
8 years ago
Is it? Didn't expect it to be a one off font like this .. thought it would a narrow member of a popular family font :)
Thanks
8 years ago
Tried to download from the link you provided, it gave me a zip file containing 14 of broken file (all different names but defaultArial inside)
Is that your site as well? Need to update it
8 years ago
Hello
Maybe:
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/dtptypes/newhouse-dt/super-condensed-black/
Alex
PS: The zip from ffonts.net seem to be correct on my computer.
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8 years ago
I converted the woff from ffonts site to ttf and worked, but still not it.
Reason why I asked is the G has narrower curves on the top end and low end curve, and it doesn't look like a resized font.
Also the O still doesn't match.
Lemme try Alex's suggestion first.
8 years ago
Unfortunately though it is still not Newhouse Condensed Black nor Super Condensed.
The G and the K are still wrong.
I suspect this may be a version of condensed Nimbus Sans but I just don't have all the fonts yet.
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