Guess that font

[Suz]

Hi Guys & Gals,

I need your help. I'm reworking a logo, customer provided very pixelated version of their logo and I have to start with the right font to remake it. Anyhow, the attached file shows the only samples I have of the font.

It is not the Bookman font that I have, nor is it the Garamond font that I have. Both are close though. Notice the "S" is flat at the top. Also, the "T" has very squared off corners at the top.

Anyone have a good guess? Thanks for your help!

Oh, I should mention, it should look more like the shape of the outline font shown. If not available in outline though, I can do the outline part pretty easily in Corel or Illustrator.

Thanks again!

 

[J Hill Designs]

kuenstler 480 is damn close

 

[Fred Weiss]

Trump Mediaeval (BoldItalic) or Kuenstler 480 (Bold Italic). You will need to modify the "P".

 

[Suz]

Thank you All!

Hey Everyone, I appreciate the help and the ideas. I may try that logo service if I can't get it done quickly with a font I have.
:U Rock:
Have a wonderful day and Thank you!

 

[Fred Weiss]

Hey Everyone, I appreciate the help and the ideas. I may try that logo service if I can't get it done quickly with a font I have.
:U Rock:
Have a wonderful day and Thank you!

You're welcome.

Please note that the logo service suggested was a member who is not a merchant subscriber and the unauthorized post was removed. We recommend The Vector Doctor for such services. His quality, turnaround time and prices are all great and he has been a supporter of Signs 101 for many years.

 

[Suz]

Thank you Fred!

Fred,

The Kuenstler font worked just perfect. By the time I outlined it, the "P" close up where it was opened. Even the "t" looked correct by the time I had stretched and skewed it the way the Customer had the original logo.

Also, thanks for the warning and yes, I would use the Vector Doctor if I needed to. You are a font expert!!

 

[Suz]

Damn...

kuenstler 480 is damn close

J Hill, you are damn smart. Thanks Dammit!