the "come here often?" AND "P&P"

I guess they are two different ones, huh? Whoops! Love the triangular serif and that ampersand.

'come here often' is Engravers Roman.

http://opti.netii.net/fonts-c/index.htm

What do you guys make of all those fonts that say "Original is ...."?

hhp

So is this a case of the actual design of a typeface not being copyrightable in the US? But many of those fonts do have legitimate (meaning original-owner–sanctioned) digital versions, so I don't think those ones are ethical = I don't think Typophile should welcome that sort of thing.

Then there's the issue of how people in countries that do honor design copyright (like most of Western Europe) should handle those fonts...

hhp

That distinctive ampersand matches one of the two variants from Pistilli Roman, digitized by Jason Walcott as Eloquent and by Nick Curtis as Spiffily NF (the latter found in Stephen's album).

Speaking of which, are affiliate links like Stephen's (i.e. with third-party referrer tags) welcome here? I guess I've always assumed that Typophile was a registered affiliate of MyFonts and other resellers, and best not to hijack any referrer earnings from them. (::wonders why I never thought about this years ago when I spent way more time here posting ID's::)

I can't tell if you think including a referrer tag is good or bad

Nothing wrong with referrer tags in general, just concerned that using them on this board might be taking away potential affiliate fees from Typophile as a source of financial support for the site. Just as I presume the "What The Font" forum at MyFonts is (to some degree) aimed at generating sales for their site, I figured it likely that Typophile has referral arrangements with the major font outlets.

At this point I think it’s safe to say the users of Typophile bring more value to the service than those hosting the site. (Sorry, Jared!)

That said, my affiliate code may be overwritten by Typophile’s automatic domain code. I dunno. It’s just habit now.