Yves, as obscure fonts go, this one sticks out because it's a font that was created from the old NASA logo.
I seem to recall that someone before Ray Larabie designed a pre-digital version of this font, because I think it was once available at least as rub-down type. (Maybe RL did the pre-digital version, too, though if Letraset had released it I don't think it would have been called Nasalization in the original.)
As a kid, I probably drew my own version of other letters in that same style. In fact, now that I think of it, Omni magazine used a very similar face, maybe even a modification of the same, for its banner, and that was waaaay before the Larabie Era:
I'm sure Mr. Larabie wanted you to think so, too. Another in a long line of terrible puns filling in as names for fonts derived from famous inspirations. As a dedicated punster myself, I can only apologize for the punning community for such inflictions of pain. We're not very good at self-policing.
23 Feb 2003 — 10:38pm
Nasalization Deluxe
23 Feb 2003 — 11:02pm
Wait, did someone say free? It's your lucky day, Fernando!
24 Feb 2003 — 1:20am
Way to go, Cheshire, you da man! I'm impressed every time you come up with these obscure internet-only freeware fonts. Jolly good job!
24 Feb 2003 — 7:18am
thanx cheshire
24 Feb 2003 — 12:23pm
Yves, as obscure fonts go, this one sticks out because it's a font that was created from the old NASA logo.

I seem to recall that someone before Ray Larabie designed a pre-digital version of this font, because I think it was once available at least as rub-down type. (Maybe RL did the pre-digital version, too, though if Letraset had released it I don't think it would have been called Nasalization in the original.)
As a kid, I probably drew my own version of other letters in that same style. In fact, now that I think of it, Omni magazine used a very similar face, maybe even a modification of the same, for its banner, and that was waaaay before the Larabie Era:
24 Feb 2003 — 12:32pm
Well, of course. It's called Space. Duh.
Even so, the Omni logo was adapted from it.
However, with the M the way it is in Fernando's specimen, the original id of Nasalization is still correct.
24 Feb 2003 — 12:40pm
I'm sure Mr. Larabie wanted you to think so, too. Another in a long line of terrible puns filling in as names for fonts derived from famous inspirations. As a dedicated punster myself, I can only apologize for the punning community for such inflictions of pain. We're not very good at self-policing.
24 Feb 2003 — 12:35pm
Oh! NASA. I get it. I always pronounced it nasal-ization.
Wondered what the shnoz reference was.