Bodoni? Caslon? What font is this?

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Cristobal Henestrosa
19 Jul 2009 — 9:43pm

Tip: If you have a PDF, you can see in Acrobat (File > Document Properties) which fonts the file is using.

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Meredith726
19 Jul 2009 — 10:56pm

you may want to submit that image to myfonts.com/WhatTheFont they can identify it correctly for you. Sorry i couldn't help more.

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Chung
19 Jul 2009 — 11:48pm

Thanks Cristobal Henestrosa.

RE: Meredith726
I have already try, but the site can't identify it.
I also have try to post and ask but nobody answer my question.

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Sidney
20 Jul 2009 — 2:46am

Hey Chung,

It's probably a typeface they designed themselves, I'm study type design and typography in holland the Hague and the system used for this face is what's teached nowadays. The repetition of forms: if you look at the shape of the "u" this is simply a rotated "n" and the "n" is the left side of the "m". This system works in the beginning of type design but is not as sophisticated as typefaces that are constructed for the best optical effect.

For these reasons I think it's something done by this academy.
I do think it's a nice typeface for headings though.

good luck,
Sidney