Someone Help Me name This Font plz

[Dean Fowell]

Need to Find out what the Font is ?

fontwhat.jpg

Cheers

[Chuck Stone]

I would say it's close to Nisswa Plain, but the tops and bottoms
are heavier on Nisswa. So I'd use them in Photoshop and rasterize
the text. Then I'd clip off the top and bottom. It would work, but
not sure how to do that in Corel.

There were other fonts that were close, but this is the only
one that had that "R" with the curled up footie

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/sparkytype/nisswa/plain/

[john swank]

How about CentSchbkCyrill BT? I am no expert in font but the capitols all seem the similar.

[Clyde Baumwell]

try american typewriter condensed

[Kev Williams]

I went to WhatFontis.com and it came up with 100 possibles-- The font is unique in that the serifs are all squared off, no curves. The closest I could find in the 100 is the URW Typewriter Medium- It's almost an exact match EXCEPT for the cap R, your sample has a curly tail, the font's R doesn't. Also, the font is wider but that's easy enough to adjust!

fonttest.jpg

[Mike Chance in Iowa]

Egyptian 710. It is in several versions of our Corel Draw CDs

Here's a CD ver 9 file converted to curves.

[Clyde Baumwell]

Dean...did you look at American Typewriter Condensed like I suggested?
see attachment

[Chuck Stone]

Clyde .. do you have a link for that?
Because when I looked up that font on Google,
what I saw didn't resemble this very much..

Then again, some of those sites rename fonts for no
apparent reason.. except maybe to avoid licensing fees..

[Mike Chance in Iowa]

Clyde, That is a different font then the example above. Take a close look at the R and the style of the serifs. American Typewriter has curved serifs with dips in the centers and a different R. The example above is Egyptian 710.

Chuck, The image Clyde posted is American Typewriter Condensed. Do a search on ITC American Typewriter font and that should come up.

[Dean Fowell]

Thanks all I can got it now on the Laser it goes

[Kev Williams]

Definitely the Egyptian font Mike put up, it's right on the money