Try inverting the R's leg. I mean that the curve could point inwards instead of outwards. Also beware of the kerning, the space between the O and R is rather small. Because of the optical space inside the O and below the F, you need to make sure that no character comes too close to another.
23 Aug 2010 — 12:14pm
Try inverting the R's leg. I mean that the curve could point inwards instead of outwards. Also beware of the kerning, the space between the O and R is rather small. Because of the optical space inside the O and below the F, you need to make sure that no character comes too close to another.
23 Aug 2010 — 12:23pm
I think that is some version of Benguiat.
23 Aug 2010 — 12:25pm
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/itc-benguiat/bold/characters.html
is probably the basis, with manual condensation; or, perhaps, the regular weight was used and a stroke added to beef up the serifs...
23 Aug 2010 — 12:28pm
It looks like the Medium Condensed with some additional manual condensing and an outline.
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/itc-benguiat/benguiat-medium-conde...
24 Aug 2010 — 7:15am
Thanks, all...the capital 'A' matches what I have (wasn't on screen shot) Benguiat it is!