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What serif font is used in Graham & Brown?
Posted by fsamuel in
29 Sep 2010 — 9:30am
29 Sep 2010 — 9:30am
Can anyone help me identify this font?
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29 Sep 2010 — 9:39am
The R is Mason Serif.. for most of the rest i would use Trajan Pro with the exception of the & symbol... im still trying to locate that
29 Sep 2010 — 9:49am
hmm i was thinking along Trajan as well, but the R threw me off :)
29 Sep 2010 — 9:50am
yeah they used Mason Serif for the R.
29 Sep 2010 — 10:02am
Sorry to burst your bubble, Kenny, but this doesn't involve either Trajan or Mason, save for the ampersand, which could concievably have been customised from Trajan's. The hard serifs (and the top-left serif on the "N") tell me it's not Trajan, but probably a modification of a standard issue transitional serif. The flat cusp on the "A" is throwing me; several of the other characters are reminiscent of Times.
-NJ
29 Sep 2010 — 10:23am
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/emigre/mason/serif-regular/ That is def an R from Mason Serif..
29 Sep 2010 — 10:31am
Nah; the bowl returns to the vertical stroke too soon, and the tail of the R in G&R's logo swoops out and down, whereas Mason's just protrudes straight out from the bowl.
Here's a slightly bigger, though blurrier, sample of the logo.
http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/forum/case/120914/
-NJ